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In the box, 1954-1956 8CM-6731-A, NOS with gaskets. Nice displayable. $35 postpaid.

I have both of the books shown. Please PM me for detail.

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Scan0020.pdf Hopefully this will include a shot of the parts book, the item in question is the same for 1956 and 1957, Group 33.5.14 'Cover--Folding Top Lock Nut Housing, comes in right (EDBY 7653542-A, and Left, EDBY 765343-A which would be the part #'s to give anybody who can help. Likely a good ...

Send picture, I have the Body Parts Manual and we can probably identify the part #.

Bob Hardisty, 817 251 9265 rvh.iii@me.com, frequently has the answers to 56 - 57 convertible questions.

They did not know s--- about it, just guessing. And it is probably too old for anybody to come up with any provenance. I need to find somebody who has seen a picture of it somewhere. I guess I have to make up a story.

We can't identify anything as a legitimate part. Just has that 'automotive look'. For lack of anything else we will call it Edsel's Candy Dish for now. Maybe somebody has an old picture of Edsel and it will show up on his desk full of peanut M & M's.

Came from an antique dealer in Maine who had it on the shelf. Does not have the usual side supports you might expect on an ashtray. The thing I find most curious is that of all the Lincoln folks I can find at LCOC, Foundation, etc., nobody has seen one like it? Maybe Edsel used it for M & Ms? Or...

Who can help? PIX attached of a brass bowl 5 1/4" across, 2 3/4" high. Weighs about Weighs almost 3 pounds. No obvious signs of joinery between the parts and the Lincoln logo in the bottom appears to be from 20's or early 30's. Looking for ideas!! This is not made at home in the shop! It i...

New kid on the block. Archivist for RRLR, long-time member of LCOC. Charlie Berry at www.lincoln-automobilia.com. Specializing in Lincoln literature, all originals, no copies, owner manuals, dealer albums, sales catalogs, parts books.

The Factory/dealer color/upholstery book (I have it) says this is Antique Mahogany Mist.

There were distinct albums for each of the 3 years. I have had them and sold them at different times. They are DEAR. Like $1800 per copy if you can fiund them, frequently the little transparencies are missing.

Can't answer the question on Data Books.

Charlie

Franklin Mint is issuing through a specialty retailer, a WHITE 1941 Continental Cabriolet, suggesting that ONE car was built in this color in 1941, can anybody authenticate this??