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FAQ56 LINCOLN MARK II COUPE FOOSE CUSTOM 1 OF A KIND
| Make: | Lincoln |
| Model: | Other |
| SubModel: | FOOSE CUSTOM |
| Type: | Coupe |
| Doors: | 2 |
| Year: | 1956 |
| Mileage: | 21,718 |
| VIN: | 000000000C5691313 |
| Color: | Blue |
| Fuel: | Gas |
| Transmission: | Automatic |
| Drivetrain: | Rear Wheel Drive |
| Interior color: | White |
| Vehicle Title: | Clear |
| Item location: | Charlotte, North Carolina, United States |
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| Listed by | Private seller |
 Enquire |
Description of 1956 Lincoln Other FOOSE CUSTOM |
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1956 Lincoln MARK II COUPE FOOSE CUSTOM 1956 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL MARK II COUPE FOOSE CUSTOM!! ALL TRADES CONSIDERED!! UP TO 60 MONTH FINANCING AVAILABLE!! WORLDWIDE SHIPPING AVAILABLE!! Known as Pro Heavy this nicely customized 1956 Continental Mark II first came to broad public attention when it appeared on the cover of Custom Rodder Magazine in March 1995. One of the major aesthetic successes of '50s automobile design the Mark II’s classic form is the perfect starting point for this custom showpiece which relies more on subtle design retouches rather than a radical overhaul. Denny Olson of Street Rods by Denny in Enumclaw Washington began the initial preparation dismantling and stripping the car down to its bare elements and basic reconstructive sheet metal work was performed by Al Swedberg. Customizer Sam Foose performed the final custom body work including reshaping the nose and Frenching-in 1952 Ford headlight rings lowering the height of the Continental bulge on the trunk cleaning up the side windows and mating Sun Specs side mirrors to the windshield trim. Foose then laid down the car’s DuPont 1994 Porsche Blue paint. The final coachwork was then lowered onto a custom chassis by Hot Rod Enterprises in Auburn Washington. Lincoln power was used in the form of a 460 CI V-8 fitted with a Comp Cams bumpstick Edelbrock carburetor valve covers and air cleaner Street and Performance serpentine belt system and a custom exhaust system by Auburn Muffler using Flowmaster mufflers for a distinct big-block burble. A B&M torque converter C6 automatic transmission and Rock valley stainless steel fuel tank were used to finish off the driveline and undercarriage. The custom interior by master talent Tom Sewell builds on the Mark II’s inherent elegance employing a Momo steering wheel and substituting bucket seats and a console for the factory bench seat arrangement while maintaining the pod-like instrument panel of the original. Twenty years after its realization this custom built by the stars of the day remains one very sharp ride. - Known as Pro Heavy- Featured in Custom Rodder in March 1995 - Body dismantled and stripped by Denny Olson of Street Rods by Denny in Enumclaw Washington - Sheet metal work by Al Swedberg - Finish and custom bodywork by Sam Foose - Custom chassis by Hot Rod Enterprises in Auburn Washington - 460 CI V-8 engine - Comp Cams camshaft - Edelbrock carburetor valve covers and air cleaner - Mallory ignition system - Street and Performance serpentine system - C6 automatic transmission - B&M stall converter - Rock Valley stainless gas tank - Custom exhaust system by Auburn Muffler - Flowmaster mufflers - Frenched 1952 Ford headlight rings - Wind wings removed and nose reshaped - Lowered continental tire impression - Sun Specs side mirror mated to windshield trim - Dupont 1994 Porsche Blue paint - Custom interior by Tom Sewell - Momo steering wheel
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