1941 Lincoln Continental Convertible
Presented here is a beautifully preserved 1941 Lincoln Continental Convertible, believed to be an original example that embodies the elegance and craftsmanship of pre-war American luxury. With its timeless Art Deco design, sweeping fenders, and distinctive split waterfall grille, this Lincoln remains one of the most iconic and desirable American classics ever produced.
Finished in deep black with a tan convertible top and accented by wide whitewall tires with red steel wheels and polished hubcaps, this Continental makes a striking first impression. The chrome trim and bumpers show beautifully, complementing the car’s stately lines and luxurious presence.
Inside, the cabin is trimmed in rich saddle brown leather and retains the original dash layout, including the signature gold-toned waterfall center grille and factory instruments. From the steering wheel to the seat stitching, the interior showcases the refined craftsmanship and timeless elegance of 1940s Lincoln design.
Power comes from Lincoln’s 292 cubic inch V12 engine, mated to a 3-speed manual transmission. These pre-war Continentals are renowned for their smooth power delivery and elegant driving manners, and this example is no exception.
This 1941 Continental is believed to be highly original and remains a true collector’s piece. It represents one of just 400 convertible examples built in 1941, the final year of production before World War II interrupted automotive manufacturing. With its rarity, iconic styling, and elegant V12 power, it stands as a hallmark of Lincoln’s pre-war prestige.
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