The Capri became a separate series
for Lincoln in 1952. Styling was tasteful and subdued, especially in
comparison to contemporary Cadillacs. Like most cars of the era, the
Capri was fairly heavy, weighing 4,635 pounds. The Capri was Lincoln's
top of the line model.
The 1952 Lincolns were technologically innovative, introducing the first ball-joint front suspension of any automobile and using Ford's first new engine design in 30 years, a V-8 with overhead valves.
Source: remarkablecars.com
The 1952 Lincolns were technologically innovative, introducing the first ball-joint front suspension of any automobile and using Ford's first new engine design in 30 years, a V-8 with overhead valves.
Source: remarkablecars.com
