1925 Lincoln 126 Brunn and Company bodied Victoria coupe
1925 Lincoln 126 Brunn and Company bodied Victoria coupe
1925
Cylinders:
8
Auction Estimate:
$25,000 to $35,000
VIN:
26350

The Model L was Henry Leland’s first model after  forming the  Lincoln Motor Company following his departure from Cadillac.
Introduced in 1917, the Model L was designed by Leland’s son-in-law, Angus Woodbridge who was trained as a ladies hat maker.
In spite of Mr. Woodbridge’s unconventional training, the Model L was a very nice car, but viewed as a bit old-fashioned.

In 1922 Leland sold Lincoln to Henry Ford for $8 million. Ford immediately displaced Leland…

1925 Lincoln 126 Brunn and Company bodied Victoria coupe

Lot #:
112
Auction Estimate:
$25,000 to $35,000
Sold For:
Passed
Year:
1925
Make:
Lincoln
Model:
126
VIN:
26350
Exterior Color:
Beige/Black
Interior Color:
Brown
Cylinders:
8

Consignor Ratings*

Body:
Good
Chassis/Frame:
Good
Tires:
Good
Coachwork/Interior:
Good
Electrical:
Good
Transmission:
Good
Paint:
Fair
Overall Condition:
Good

*The following ratings were provided by the consignor, based on a scale of ‘Poor’, ‘Fair’, ‘Good’, ‘Very Good’ or ‘Excellent’. (Excellent = 100% restored)

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