1933 Lincoln KB V-12 Judkins Coupe
VIN # KB 2390
This Lincoln is the combination of excellent original and excellent restoration work. Mechanically it’s great, runs as it should, with cool operating temperatures, good power, and good brakes. Starts easily, and shifts nicely with synchromesh operating as designed.
It has the pre-eminent V-12 Engine for Lincoln, the 450 Cubic inch V-12, with fork & Blade connecting rods. The engine number matches the Lincoln Firewall plate. It has enough power to challenge a Packard 12, or even a Duesenberg! The driving experience is superior, with smooth clutch, easy shifting, the synchromesh transmission feels great, and excellent vacuum assisted brakes. It’s comfortable at freeway speeds, and excels climbing hills! This car is a CCCA Car-a-van veteran, and is ready for enjoyment now!
It won Classic Car Club of America Senior badge #2404 in 2001 with 97.5 points. The current owner has had it since the 1990’s. Back in the 1970’s and 1980’s, Lyle Finley owned the car. His restorer, Dick Towers, took it on the 1982 CCCA Pacific Northwest Caravan. At the time, the paint was still the original!
The paint is super high quality Fran Roxas work, the doors fit and close wonderfully, and it’s delightful to drive and operate!
The interior is the original, and in excellent condition! The top leather is mostly original, and in very good shape.
This is a great car, and you’d love it if you owned it!
