FLASHBACK
Flashback features articles from past issues of Lincoln & Continental Comments magazines.
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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...
Salado National Meet, April 23-26, 2009 a Resounding Success
ABOVE: Mechanical judging at Salado, Texas, April 2009.Originally published in the May-June 2009 (# 288) issue of Lincoln & Continental Comments magazine.The first National LCOC Meet to be held in Salado, Texas, was successful beyond all expectations with 64 cars...
1988 Mark VII Convertible
Originally published in the November-December 2004 (# 261) issue of Lincoln & Continental Comments magazine.This was a letter mailed in to the Editor by Steven Erler of Pasadena, California.Being an avid Lincoln lover and collector, and a member of LCOC since...
Lincoln Advertising in 1952
Originally published in the November-December 2004 (# 261) issue of Lincoln & Continental Comments magazine.From the time Ford took over Lincoln in February, 1922, Lincoln advertising has always been as stylish as the cars. That is because Edsel Ford was a highly...
Eight Continental Mark IIs at the 2008 Western National Meet in Irvine, California
Originally published in the May-June 2009 (# 288) issue of Lincoln & Continental Comments magazine.Photos by John Walcek and Tim HowleyEight Continental Mark IIs were entered at the 2008 Western National Meet in Irvine, California, in October, 2008, which...