1951 Lincoln Cosmopolitan in West Palm Beach, Florida

This 1951 Lincoln Cosmopolitan custom lead sled, nicknamed "Linczilla," was built by noted custom car builder Cecil Proffit and is powered by a 454ci V8 engine mated to an automatic transmission. The car is optioned with a Holley carburetor with custom air cleaner assembly, dual spotlights, fender skirts, a custom exhaust system, front disc brakes, electric door poppers, air conditioning, a cabin heater, floor mats and a Pioneer CD player. Braking is handled by front discs and rear drums, and the lowered suspension is equipped with rear air shocks. A custom Karnage Performance exhaust system has also been added. Body modifications include a chopped top, frenched head and taillights, rear-hinged rear doors, shaved badges and door handles, stretched quarter-panels, simulated lake pipes and a Continental kit. The paint color is described as Deep Black Cherry Metallic, and blemishes are present on the hood and roof. The 15-inch steel wheels wear full covers and are wrapped in Auburn Deluxe whitewall tires that have less than 500 miles. The cabin is upholstered in gray cloth with matching door panels, headliner and carpeting. A two-spoke steering wheel with a chrome horn ring on a tilting column fronts a custom speedometer and a set of aftermarket gauges.