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George ... I never thought I'd ever say this ... But I'm going to join you
+1
56-57 Mark II
The MK II is a classic. The MK III is simply a period piece.
Now this is a duo I'm looking forward to! Whose your backing group?
Thinking about signing on Marlowe and Maroni ... "IF" we can afford their skills & services he he he
" Faceless SUV's " ?? .... Oh it's " O N " now buddy !!! he he he he he he he
I will have say .... there are numerous SUV wanna B's that no where near a REAL SUV should be
In today market ... I can NOT tell the brands apart
They all look the same
Body style looks the same
Colors all look the same
Hey ... wait a minute
I get it now
FACELESS SUV :-/
WOW :))
I just had an epiphany :O 😉 :p
The ('58?) Never can tell the year on these. Love the color.
1956! The 58 is on steroids.
Oh, MK II for sure.
Retired in Dunedin, Florida.
That would be a great title for a new Cop Show ... " Marlowe & Maroni "
LOL, welcome to my world Dennis Mong.
Not being a fan of the outlandish 58-60 Lincolns, let me add that I would have loved any or all of them in 1:24 diecast scale from one of the mints.
And for long time followers of this Forum, they know that I'm even less a fan of the 1961 Lincolns. Never then or since, have I seen a car as void of any design or character as the "box on wheels" 61 Lincolns. At least the 58-60 Lincolns were interesting. If I were to pick the least attractive car of the 60's decade from the Big Three, the 61 Lincoln is my choice hands down.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
Or Dennis, how about "Marlowe & Maroni, Attorney's At Law".
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
Or Dennis, how about "Marlowe & Maroni, Attorney's At Law".
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
While I can appreciate both, a choice between these two is as easy as this gets: Mk II.