Lincoln Continental Convertible Classic Cars Part 1
Picture Of 1941 Lincoln Continental Convertible Classic CarsThink "classic" and one of the cars you're likely to envision is the original 1941 Lincoln Continental. Dozens of other models have been assigned that designation by the Classic Cars Club of America, of course, but nearly all are from the 1920s and '30s. Most classic cars are rarely seen, but despite their relatively small numbers, plenty of people have spotted a Continental on the street, as well as in movies from the Forties.
Picture Of 1941 Lincoln Continental Convertible Classic Cars
Continentals were produced in coupe and convertible form from 1940 to 1948, extending into the start of the postwar era. Yet, they earned and deserve full classic status on the basis of their trend-setting, timeless design.
Picture Of 1941 Lincoln Continental Convertible Classic Cars
Styling was conceived by Edsel Ford, based on the Lincoln Zephyr and executed by E.T. "Bob" Gregorie. Edsel wanted his one-off convertible to be "thoroughly continental" including the use of an externally mounted spare tire. In the 1950s, when outside spares became popular add-ons for more prosaic makes, they were called "Continental kits" borrowing their name from this Lincoln.
Picture Of 1941 Lincoln Continental Convertible Classic CarsContinentals were produced in coupe and convertible form from 1940 to 1948, extending into the start of the postwar era. Yet, they earned and deserve full classic status on the basis of their trend-setting, timeless design.
Picture Of 1941 Lincoln Continental Convertible Classic CarsStyling was conceived by Edsel Ford, based on the Lincoln Zephyr and executed by E.T. "Bob" Gregorie. Edsel wanted his one-off convertible to be "thoroughly continental" including the use of an externally mounted spare tire. In the 1950s, when outside spares became popular add-ons for more prosaic makes, they were called "Continental kits" borrowing their name from this Lincoln.
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