1948 Lincoln Continental V12 Cabriolet in 4K
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- 4K Road Test of vintage 1948 Continental V12. The Lincoln Continental began as a one-off designed car for Edsel Ford before becoming a production car. Production numbers were low. Produced from 1939 until 1942, Post-War production continued for two additional years. 1948 would be the last year of the Continental V12 with only 452 Cabriolets produced to 847 Coupes. Power is from 292 cubic inch 125HP Flathead V12 engine paired with a 3-speed column-shift manual transmission. The Color is Moss Green with Oxblood Red leather upholstery. This is an AACA worthy classic car, a true collector automobile. As filmed by Samspace81 with Garrett Classics in Lewisville, Texas.
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WAOUH !!!! PERFECT CAR ! that sound is so deep
I love those V12 Lincolns
I love the red steering wheel.. we'll never see style and class like this again.
Thanks so much for watching
A car that's not only beautiful, You don't have to be a master mechanic to know how to work on it. Love it.
Couldn't agree more!
Awesome Lincoln...great vid Sam!
Thanks for checking it out! I really had a lot of fun cruising with this one. Not many people get to.
the push button door is great! what a car-- you were some-body in 1948 if you had one of those! i have a '64 Continental convertible--love it!
Your's is not bad either. These V12 Lincolns are hot buys in my opinion. Thanks for watching
Beautiful original
Beautiful boulevard cruiser. 👍
It sure is!
Magnificent example of automotive art! Great engineering and beautiful display of American ingenuity! Amazing in every detail! 🙏
Glad you enjoyed it
beautiful car, am not a lincoln man, but still a very fine car, i am currently working on a 62 imperial crown 2 door , love your beauty
Thanks so much for checking it out Ronald, I really love these too. Appreciate you following Samspace81
yes, LOVE to own this car
Thanks Walter
That transparent steering wheel and the knobs… they're so damn sexy and I don't know why. You'd expect a wooden steering wheel on these types of cars. Is it lucite?
Great video as always!
Hot right? I loved the way the sunlight was hitting it in those video segments. Honestly I'm not sure, I always called the old materials bakelite or lucite. Its beautiful. I'm sure someone will chime in that knows if we're lucky :) Thank you Randy I appreciate that.
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I'm not sure if there was a difference between Lucite and Baklite. Baklite was always colored and not TRANSLUCENT. It could very well be Lucite.
Land yachts don't get much better.
It was incredible to drive & ride in. Thanks MrCarGuy20!
A beautiful car, lovingly displayed in this masterfully shot video. Better than most quickly done “for Cale” videos. If Lincoln produced a modern car halfway as glamorous as this they could outsell Cadillac.
Thank you for your kind words, loved this car too. Hope you are a subscriber now - SAM
So beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome!
L.A. Noire video game has this Lincoln. 1946 cabriolet. My favorite car in the game Exhaust sound and idle is amazing!
Thats awesome, appreciate you watching & commenting
I love that dashboard!
What a great car. Steering wheel too
Appears the car has a lot of pickup while cruising and ride real smooth.
It really does, great low end torque. moves pretty good with modern traffic, glad you noticed! Thanks for the comment. Floats down the road.
Bonjour du Canada It's a beautifull car green like that
I agree! Do you like the red interior with it?
WOOOOW!!!
What an astonishingly beautiful car! About that trunk: I'd hate to muscle a heavy set of luggage in and out. Oh, I forgot: my "man" will get the luggage. Does it have overdrive?
It did! Thanks Charles for watching
nice car
Thanks David for checking it out and taking time to comment
Is that a Bakelite steering wheel?.. I have never seen a steering wheel like that. Outstanding machine…
Yes, translucent I've seen a handful of these cars now & filmed on here. Very very cool! Thanks for the comment Daniel
Also saw a 73 Chev Caprice next to a 2006/2007 Ford Taures. Close to same size. width anyway. Caprice might have been couple inches longer.
Caprice is not quite as long
Got myself a '79 Pontiac Bonneville wich is 5.5 meters/214inch/18 feet + a huge tow hook behind it. And it's pretty big in comparison to the European cars here. The parking spots are ridiculously tiny. Most of the time you've got to use 2 parking spots.
That's a really special car! Can I have it?
Yes you can 👍
@@samspace81 Thank You! You're a real peach.
Lol these cars are really undervalued
Just needs a stainless steel 12 to 1 exhaust system with RC bypass valves.
Sounds gnarly
At 50 seconds in, he looked in the mirror a red light was blinking
My camera maybe, I'll check. Thanks Scott for watching
Absolutely American! Built to last.
Absolutely, thank you for watching & commenting
Actually, this make is called "Continental", hence the spare tire at the back.
Class
Same like my car ...
Wonderful. These cars are underappreciated and should be worth more $
WHEN USA MADE BEST CARS OF THE WORLD !!
Yes! 💯
Floor it!! lol
We couldn't, might burn the tires off with big V12 wound up about 9 grand.
A really beautiful car displayed in a most unattractive setting. Couldn’t you do it more justice?
Geez, I'll try harder next time. Thanks for watching Samspace81. I'm not working with these car dealers anymore either, lot more creative freedom
They are not actually that big, saw an older car from 50's (59 Belaire I think) next to midsize 2010 malibu. Malibu was alittle bigger.
No, its big. 220 inches long (over 18 feet!)
Is it wrong to be physically aroused by a car?
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Nope, that means I'm doing my job. Thanks for watching the Samspace81 classic car channel
First five seconds. HAHAHAHAHA WOW!!
Thanks for watching ;)
Well, it looks like your car has vacuum power Windows and a push-to-start ignition but no infotainment system. Good lord !!!
No tablets here