FLASHBACK
Flashback features articles from past issues of Lincoln & Continental Comments magazines.
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The Cornell University Safety Car
ABOVE: Rear hinged doors open like the doors in a phone booth. The doors won't open in a crash. Originally published in the May-June 2005 (#264) issue of Lincoln & Continental Comments magazine. By Tim Howley, "Editor's Corner"This issue is all about coupes and...
John D’Agostino Kustom Lincolns
ABOVE: The 1958 Lincoln Continental Mark III "Cool Continental" Originally published in the September-October 2005 (#266) issue of Lincoln & Continental Comments magazine. WEBMASTER NOTE: This is only an excerpt of the full article found in the issue.Some of the...
The Lincoln Sentinel
ABOVE: The grill is a new interpretation of 1940-41. The total effects is F-117A Stealth Fighter. From Carolyn Burke, Lincoln-Mercury Public RelationsIntroduction by Jim Farrell.Originally published in the May-June 1996 (#210) issue of Lincoln & Continental...
An Ethanol Story
ABOVE: Dated August 9, 1940, this 1941 Lincoln V-12 engine is illustrative of the powerplant in the author's Continental Coupe. Photo courtesy of Continental Comments # 95. By Dr. Charles Burton. Submitted by Richard KoopOriginally published in the...
Old Car Massacre in Georgia
ABOVE: The Bloodworth Massacre. The crusher was brought right to the property. Of the 230 plus doomed cars, this one is a circa 1947 Lincoln five-passenger coupe. Written by Charles "Murph" Schneider of Roswell, Georgia.Originally published in the...