1935 Lincoln K Convertible Roadster – This Was Iconic

 
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The 1935 Lincoln K Convertible Roadster was indeed one of a kind

Luxurious cruising even at the early turn of the century played an indisputable role in shaping the automobile space. In the 1930s this market was heavily affected by the Great Depression that took a toll on lots of industries.

Nonetheless, several brands still managed to find their footing and remained afloat amidst all this cacophony. Back then, the James Flood book series was synonymous with car lovers particularly in Australia where it was produced.

Today, like the cars the magazine reviewed, it is in high demand in auction circles. In one issue, this highly regarded magazine described a 1935 Lincoln Model K LeBaron Coupe as The car of Presidents, Kings, gangsters and film stars” and “The fastest stock car in the post-war vintage years.”

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