Lincoln and Continental Album

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Lincoln became part of Henry Ford's automotive empire in 1922, but its origins go back to a much earlier firm set up by Henry Ford in 1899, the Detroit Automobile Co, which collapsed in 1901. His financial investors relaunched the firm as the Henry Ford Co, but in 1902 Henry found different backers and left to set up another firm, the Ford Motor Co. In 1917 Leland left Cadillac to set up a company to produce Liberty aero engines. This was the Lincoln Motor Co, which turned to building cars after the Great War. When that firm failed in 1922, it was bought by Henry Ford, who put his son Edsel in charge. Large and expensive cars were produced in the 1920s and 1930s, but when that market weakened, Edsel produced the futuristic Lincoln-Zephyr and the Continental. This publications tells the story of this company.
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Stock Code MH161.0
Author Ward R
ISBN13 9781854821614
Format Softback
Height(mm) 210
Width(mm) 148
Page Count 32
Publication Date 24 Oct 2020
Publisher AUTO REVIEW PUBLICATIONS
Publication Status Available
Record last updated 06/11/2023