1933 Lincoln Model KB Sport Phaeton

The flagship car for the entire Ford range in the early 1930s was the Lincoln Model K. For 1932, Lincoln followed Cadillac and introduced a V12 engine in its new KB model. For 1933, Lincoln kept their 448 cubic-inch V12 engine in the KB but made a smaller version for the KA. Other changes in the 1933 model year included a reinforced chassis, an adjustable vacuum booster, a new transmission and a new suspension. Body styles for the 1933 model adapted to the new sloping radiator with independent headlights and skirted fenders. Lincoln announced 26 different body styles from 17 different coachbuilders that year! The total production run of the 1933 Lincoln KB reached 533 units. This Phaeton is one of nine similar phaetons.