1934 Lincoln K Series KB (Series 271) Sport Phaeton
- Engine
- 6.8L (414 cu in) V12, 150 hp
A rare 1934 Lincoln Model K sport phaeton, one of only two built on special order in the factory's own shops and the sole surviving example. Riding the long 145-inch KB chassis and powered by a 414.1 cu. in. V-12, it features distinctive curved rear-door wind deflectors and a retractable tonneau windshield. Delivered new on 23 April 1934 per Henry Ford Museum records, it retains its original V-12 engine and has accumulated fewer than 24,000 miles, believed to be its total since new.
Ownership
- —Auction saleEstimate US$110,000 – US$130,000
Competition
No competition history extracted from the catalogue.
Maintenance & restoration
- —Restoration
A full restoration was carried out at some earlier point; the car is described as an older restoration but remains in good order.
- —Engine rebuild
The original V-12 engine was comprehensively rebuilt, incorporating new aluminium cylinder heads, at a cost exceeding $40,000.
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