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(@chris)
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... you may have never seen before but certainly heard about, especially if you're a slab-side  Lincoln fan.  😎 

Lin drawing 4
Lin drawing 2
Lin drawing 3


   
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(@sizedoesmatter)
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Look'N good as a 2-door convertible.


John Bono
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Like a baby Lincoln!! Cool!



   
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The back end is, well, ugly !



   
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(@jack-dodds)
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Interesting drawings.  It's a shame they didn't make a 2dr. in '61.



   
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@100ford2003 Ugly compared to the tail end ultimately produced, but it looked great on the '62 Galaxie.



   
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@100ford2003 Steve your remark about the backend being ugly is kind of blunt....oh, I agree.



   
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The back end is, well, ugly !

Only in the sense that it's a strange choice. The rest of the car is designed with a "yard stick,"  so it seems odd that circles would appear.  But as Jack noted, they sure looked nice in '62.

It's still impressive (well, to me anyway ) that these drawings are from 1957!   Really advanced thinking ("outside the box" ) when compared to ANYTHING American at that time.  😎 



   
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