1937 Lincoln Model K Convertible Sedan by LeBaron (Body Style 363A)
- Engine
- 6.8L (414 cu in) L-head V12, 150 bhp
- Colour
- Washington Blue
A rare 1937 Lincoln Model K convertible sedan with LeBaron coachwork (body style 363A), one of only twelve built that year and among six known survivors. Powered by a 414 cu. in. L-head V-12, it represents the final evolution of Lincoln's flagship K series before the marque shifted focus to the Zephyr. The car was owned by noted Ford executive and collector Ray Flynn, who had it cosmetically refreshed and mechanically rebuilt, after which it earned a Best of Class at the 2006 CCCA Carnival of Cars.
Ownership
- —Auction saleSold US$112,750
- → 2008AuctionRay Flynnpartial documentation
Described as a former Ford executive and noted collector; purchased the car at the Hershey auction during the 1990s. Commissioned a cosmetic and mechanical freshening, including a repaint and partial leather replacement, during his ownership.
- 2008-08-01 →Private saleCurrent ownerpartial documentation
Acquired the car shortly after its 2006 concours appearances and has focused on preservation and regular use.
Competition
- 20062006 Meadow Brook Hall Concours d'Elegance
Car was exhibited at this concours during 2006 as part of a series of show appearances that year.
- 20062006 Gilmore Museum display
Featured at the Gilmore Museum in 2006 alongside other show appearances.
- 20062006 CCCA Carnival of CarsBest of Class
Held at the historic Packard Proving Grounds; the Lincoln earned a top class award at this event.
Maintenance & restoration
- —RestorationBrian Joseph's Classic & Exotic Service
Comprehensive freshening that included a full repaint in Washington Blue, replacement of worn sections of the original maroon leather interior, and a complete mechanical rebuild.
Work was commissioned by owner Ray Flynn; the car was described as still largely original prior to this work. Workshop located in Troy, Michigan.
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