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25/02/2021 6:55 am
DM 1956 Lincoln Premiere Convertible:
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25/02/2021 7:01 am
I like the coupe too, but would rather be seen driving around town in the rag top!
25/02/2021 7:24 am
I have both, they're very nicely done. Nice shots.
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25/02/2021 7:42 am
The 1956 Lincoln Premiere another one of my many long time favorites. If I was forced to pick one it would be the wisteria convertible. Fantastic job with the pictures, John.
John Bono
North Jersey
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25/02/2021 11:47 am
I have both of these lovely Lincolns. Wish I had not passed on the Presidential Black coupe. What I think is cool on the coupes is the a/c tubes in the rear windows. The three FM '55 Cadillac Fleetwoods have them also.
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25/02/2021 12:42 pm
The 1956 Lincoln sits at the apex of my pantheon of model, (and real), cars.
I own all the DM versions, and confess I own 3 of the 'wisteria' convertibles. One sits on my home work desk, one sits in my home Library, and one its on my office desk. I can never catch a glimpse of this beauty and not smile.
Of course Tony's glorious detail shots always look better than my glances. Many thanks.
25/02/2021 1:34 pm
both are beauties, but the coupe is my #1 favorite model.
wonderful photos!
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
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25/02/2021 3:54 pm
have this convertible and the Black Coupe.... great pair!!!!
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25/02/2021 7:54 pm
To me the 56 Lincoln Premier is one of the most beautiful cars ever built and DM did a marvelous job of capturing it's every detail.
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