This is my limo that I Ebay'ed in February of 2003. It had sat for several years in Winter Park (Orlando), Florida. At some point after it was taken out of service a rat took-up residence. Other than the damage the rat did, the car is in good, solid, original shape. It is the earliest known '59 Lincoln in existance and possibly the first such H&E limo. It lacks certain standard features and may be the publicity car accidentally photographed with '59 Premiere hubcaps.

than the damage the rat did, the car is in good, solid, original shape. It is the earliest known '59 Lincoln in existance and possibly the first such H&E limo. It lacks certain standard features and may be the publicity car accidentally photographed with '59 Premiere hubcaps.

This limo was recently lost in an accident. The new owner was having it shipped and the hauler was rear-ended by an 18 wheeler when he had to stop for construction on the interstate. It was delivered to my house on 29 August and I'll have some new pictures as soon as I can get them. The last ones in the album show the accident. Hopefully, this car will provide the roof section and interior that I need for H9YC400003.

delivered to my house on 29 August and I'll have some new pictures as soon as I can get them. The last ones in the album show the accident. Hopefully, this car will provide the roof section and interior that I need for H9YC400003.

This is my first Lincoln. Unfortunately, it was in an accident January 2000. Up to that point it had been my daily driver for 2 1/2 years. My other '60 is this cars near identical twin except for the trim code. Its top is not supposed to be white and will eventually be corrected.

the trim code. Its top is not supposed to be white and will eventually be corrected.

This is my most recent purchase. It was purchased new by the wife of a Lincoln dealership owner. I believe I'm the third owner. It has been sitting for about 15 years and I finally moved it from it's previous location on 05/08/2006.

it's previous location on 05/08/2006.

These are scans of factory photographs I have collected, both originals and copies of originals.

Random scans of needed information.

Photographs of various parts which were taken for reference. Sorted in no particular order, and compiled only as necessary for other topics of discussion.

Photographs of various parts which were taken for reference. Sorted in no particular order, and compiled only as necessary for other topics of discussion.

Lincoln's built prior to the company falling into receivership in 1922, and being acquired by Ford, are called "Leland" Lincoln's after their founder, Henry Leland. I would like more pictures of Leland Lincoln's and will post them here as I find them.

Leland Lincoln's and will post them here as I find them.

If I ever learn how to use a scanner I will scan in the ads that I have. Of particular interest are '58 - '60 Lincoln ads, though I have blanks I need to fill in to complete my collection.

Here I will place the Gulf ads I've collected. I especially like the ad campaign they ran from about '58 to '59 with the white cars and people dressed in white. I think I have most all of these and would like to add some earlier ones as I find them. My fathers Gulf station was built in 1957, which was a short-lived style before the three-blue-banded style created in '58. I would like to find more ads from this period showing how his once was. His station was restyled shortly after he purchased it in about 1970 and eventually demolished in 1993. If anyone has old pictures of Little Rock, his station was at 7323 Cantrell Road. I would be very much interested in any pictures from 1957 to 1993 where his station might appear in the background, in whatever form.

would like to add some earlier ones as I find them. My fathers Gulf station was built in 1957, which was a short-lived style before the three-blue-banded style created in '58. I would like to find more ads from this period showing how his once was. His station was restyled shortly after he purchased it in about 1970 and eventually demolished in 1993. If anyone has old pictures of Little Rock, his station was at 7323 Cantrell Road. I would be very much interested in any pictures from 1957 to 1993 where his station might appear in the background, in whatever form.

I've converted an old cottage on my property into a workshop. I started out working on my cars in there, but now it is pretty well full of machines. Some of the pictures are a few years old now. Much has been rearranged and several of the machines cleaned up.

Much has been rearranged and several of the machines cleaned up.