Carolina Muscle Cars is proud to offer this rare 1941 Lincoln
Continental Cabriolet. Bearing body number 8, this early-production
example combines V12 power with documented factory provenance, a
comprehensive restoration, and the elegance that defines the
Continental name.
The collaboration between Edsel Ford and designer Eugene "Bob"
Gregorie produced a distinctive silhouette, with a long hood,
graceful proportions, and a rear-mounted covered spare. The
cabriolet body gives this Lincoln an especially elegant
presence.
This Continental received a frame-off rotisserie restoration
carried out with exceptional attention to detail. The engine, body,
and underside were all highly detailed, while genuine imported
leather and a German canvas tan convertible top were used during
the restoration. The result is a beautifully presented example that
reflects the quality and craftsmanship expected of a significant
American luxury automobile.
Its accompanying build record documents the September 20, 1940
completion date and original specifications.
For collectors drawn to limited-production American luxury
automobiles, this Continental offers an appealing combination of
rarity, significant design, historical documentation, and
high-quality restoration.
Financing is available at very competitive rates. Good trades are
always welcomed. Contact CMC today and let us help you find the car
of your dreams.
Carolina Muscle Cars Inc.
301 S. Wall St.
Benson, NC 27504
919-701-1070
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