1956 LINCOLN PREMIER CONVERTIBLE

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LCOC winner. 98 of 100 points. This convertible was the 195th car built and has been restored in its original exterior and interior colors. Options on this vehicle include power windows, power antenna, Town & Country radio, power seats and a unique angled dealer option Continental kit. The history of this Premiere dates back to 1967 when Mr. Henry Ricci of Seattle, WA purchased the automobile from the original owner. The automobile was subsequently sold by the Ricci Estate to Mr. Larry Kamuso, a

collector of Fords and Oldsmobiles in Los Angeles. A year later the car was sold to a Mr. Steve Price of Springfield, VA. Mr. Price commissioned a complete frame-off restoration for the Premiere, which included a total engine and drivetrain rebuild. He held onto the car for two years, driving it sparingly. In 2004, he sold the car in Hershey, PA at the AACA auction to Mr. Bob Pittman, who invested in some additional electrical work, as well as refurbishing the dash and convertible top mechanism. The Premiere was shown at an LLOC event in Scottsdale, AZ in 2006 where it scored 98/100. Today the Premiere convertible drives wonderfully, every system not only looks new, but works as it did the day it came off the assembly line.