1926 Lincoln Model L Landaulet

This Lincoln is one of 10 built with a Berline Landaulet body by Willoughby, and it is believed to be the only complete surviving Lincoln with this body. The car's original owner was Mary See, whose delicious creations had inspired her son to open his own confectionery, See's Candies, based in Los Angeles, California, just a few years prior, in 1921. By the early 1970s, the car had passed into the hands of Kenneth Vaughn, co-owner with racing great Phil Hill of that era's top restoration shop, Hill & Vaughn, where this car was lovingly revived. In 1977, the car was sold to Brian Maclean See, and it later passed to notable Lincoln collector Thomas Powels and to Brian Harlamoff before passing to Max Neary in 2019. The careful restoration work of Hill and Vaughn has held up well, and the car still boasts its original cloth interior in back.