1933 Lincoln KB Sedan with tools and luggage

Largely original with 61,000 on the odometer. Engine and transmission are original. Rides and drives beautifully. Mahogany wood is rich and clean. Back seat window coverings correctly redone. Front seat cushions, oors, nd headliner are original. Back seat cushions and carpeting have been replaced in original pattern. The outside fabric roof is original with limited repairs. Engine compartment is original, e-freshened and clean, ith only right side exhaust manifold showing some peeling porcelain. The only modification is electric fuel pump hidden inside the frame rail for vapor lock. New wiring correctly completed in 2013. Has brand new 750x18 whitewalls. Shocks rebuilt. All lights and gauges work There is an original spring-loaded cigar lighter shown in pictures. Original tools and pouch shown in picture. TRUNK HAS ORIGINAL LUGGAGE IN OUTSTANDING CONDITION, REAL RARITY. Exterior was repainted in 1965. Covered spare tires and exquisite greyhound identify a more gracious era.
KB2416 is very presentable and driveable. Most people call it a "gangster car" or "Al Capone car". KBs rarely appear nowadays since less than 2500 were assembled.When they do, hey are offered at $150K to $300K This car with its many features is offered to the discerning collector for less than $100K.
The pinnacle of 20th century luxury automobile production occurred in the early 1930s, espite the depths of the Great Depression. For Lincoln, t was 1932 and 1933 KB with 145 inch wheelbase and 448 cubic inch fork and blade engine. Few of these special and factory bodied cars graced our highways, nd fewer still survived WWII scrap needs. They now rarely appear at affordable prices.
KB 2416 is a five passenger sedan, umber 7 of 52 made that year with a Murray body. It was purchased in Washington, C, y a Connecticut printing magnate for his daughter, ertha who lived at the Powhatan Hotel, 8th and Pennsylvania, ust two blocks from the White House.
I reserve the right to end this auction early, ince it is being offered locally at the time of the annual January Arizona automobile auctions. If you have questions, lease call 480-353-9658. Payment of $2000 is due through Paypal within 48 hours after purchase is accepted with the remainder due in 7 days. I have tried to describe this automobile as honestly and completely as I can.
57 INDIVIDUALS HAVE BEGUN WATCHING THIS OFFERING. I HAVE TURNED DOWN $60K. SO IF YOU ARE SERIOUS ABOUT BUYING ONE OF THE LAST NICE KBs FOR UNDER $100K, HIS MAY BE YOUR BEST CHANCE. THE ORIGINAL TOOLS AND LUGGAGE MAY ADD TO THE ATTRACTIVENESS OF THE OFFERING.