1929 Lincoln Model L Aero Phaeton

This completely original one-off Lincoln Aero-Phaeton was built by LeBaron to reflect Ford's commitment to the aircraft industry. After being exhibited at the 1928-1929 New York and Paris Auto Salons, it toured the country, stopping in Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Seattle, where it was purchased by the owner of a Washington State flying service. The car's fenders and body panels are finished in polished aluminum and the padded leather interior is designed to reflect an open-cockpit aircraft. The boat-tailed body features a dash-mounted altimeter and compass, and a non-functional, tail-mounted rudder finishes the aeronautical theme.