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Topic starter
10/12/2024 4:46 pm
John Bono
North Jersey
10/12/2024 5:15 pm
Being a station wagon fan, this is one of my favorite concept cars of its era.
10/12/2024 8:51 pm
Hey Lou, I thought I was dong the roof.
10/12/2024 10:38 pm
Coulda been a Lincoln!
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
Topic starter
10/12/2024 10:45 pm
John Bono
North Jersey
11/12/2024 3:12 am
another sensational contribution in this series thanks John. Now where in the hell am I gonna find out more about this:
"The Plainsman embarked on a global journey. From Havana, Cuba, to Mexico, Australia (where it underwent conversion to right-hand drive)"
11/12/2024 4:54 am
@jkuvakas The frenched headlamps and rear fins (from this angle) are definitely '56 Premier-like. Remove the bumper intakes and add Premier grille and sidelights and there you'd have it! Keenly spotted John.
11/12/2024 6:40 am
Yep; as I looked over this VERY intriguing wagon, I saw many Lincoln styling cues like everyone else. GREAT choice for the 'Something Different' posts John!! 
11/12/2024 7:54 am
Wow! 🙄 😲 😲 Shows you how stupid I am, I always thought THAT WAS A Lincoln (FoMoCo concept ) 🙄 🙄 🙄
I've only just briefly glanced at B/W photos, always assuming it was the wagon version of FoMoCo's 1953 X-100 concept, which pre-dates FoMoCo's 1954 XM-800, in which the 1956 Lincoln was based. Wild! 😎
11/12/2024 9:01 am
I was surprised to find the rear quarter design of the 1953 X-100 concept contains styling cues of the '61-'63 Thunderbird.
Topic starter
11/12/2024 9:51 am
John Bono
North Jersey
11/12/2024 4:20 pm
the rear quarter design of the 1953 X-100 concept contains styling cues of the '61-'63 Thunderbird.
Jack, you're seldom wrong and right again! It most certainly does. 😎
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