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Wednesday, July 2, 2014
1976 Bill Blass Edition Of Lincoln Mark IV
The Bill Blass Edition was in dark blue with cream accents. The external finish was dark blue metallic paint, with a cream "Normande Grain" landau vinyl roof, cream and gold pinstriping, and cream or dark blue bodyside moldings. Inside, a blue cloth or leather interior used cream accent straps and buttons.
Cartier Edition Of Lincoln Mark IV
The Cartier Edition was in dove grey. The external finish was dove grey paint, with a dove grey "Valino Grain" landau vinyl roof, red and white pinstriping, and dove grey bodyside moldings. The interior was in dove grey cloth or leather.
The Givenchy Edition Lincoln
The Givenchy Edition was in aqua blue. The external finish was aqua blue "Diamond Fire" paint, with a white "Normande Grain" landau vinyl roof, black and white pinstriping, and white or aqua blue bodyside moldings. The interior was in aqua blue cloth or leather, and the instrument panel was in a special, lighter shade of simulated woodgrain. The Givenchy color was aqua blue in 1976, dark jade green in 1977 and 78, and crystal blue in 1979.
1976 Lincoln Mark IV Emilio Pucci Designer Series
The Pucci Edition was in red and silver. The external finish was dark red "Moondust Finish" paint with a silver "Normande Grain" landau vinyl roof, silver and lipstick red pinstriping and red or silver bodyside moldings. The interior was in dark red "Majestic" cloth.
1966 Lincoln Coronation Coupe Concept
A special attraction in the 1966 Lincoln-Mercury exhibit was the Coronation Coupe show car. Custom touches included a padded roof that eliminated the quarter windows, a reduced rear window, and a wide band of walnut trim that ran the full length of the lower body. Chicago’s Lehmann-Peterson constructed the experimental Lincoln.
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1969 Lincoln Town Sedan Concept
A custom chauffeured driven Continental Town Sedan was displayed in the Lincoln exhibit. It featuring concealed headlights, slanted windshield, glassless front doors, a divider glass partition, and to provide even more privacy, the rear window was reduced in size. Instructions to the driver from the rear seating were done via an intercom system, and the passengers could enjoy color TV and multiplex stereo sound system. The exterior was painted in antique moss pearlescent lacquer, and the interior was trimmed with moss green material accented with gold. Passengers enjoyed the use of a foldaway vanity.
Source: chicagoautoshow.com
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