Ellingson Motorcars
20950 Rogers Drive
Rogers, MN 55374
"This 1939 Lincoln Model K 413-B Convertible Sedan by LeBaron is a well-documented, exceptionally rare CCCA Full Classic that is absolutely stunning having benefitted from a comprehensive frame-off restoration. 1939 was, to some extent, a transitional year for the Ford Motor Company including its most prestigious marque, Lincoln. Under Edsel Ford's leadership, Lincoln began transitioning its design ideology to a more contemporary motif best seen in its entry-level Zephyr models built without running boards first seen in the late 30s. Simultaneously, many of Lincoln's American luxury contemporaries, such as Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg, Marmon, Peerless, Stutz, and Pierce-Arrow, fell to their ultimate demises due to meager market demand in the high-end segment that they once dominated. For the surviving marques occupying the premier luxury space, including Cadillac, Packard, and Chrysler, they shifted their production efforts into more affordable and less ostentatious models like Cadillac's LaSalle line, Packard's Six and 120 lines, and Chrysler's Royal 6, allowing these automakers to survive the Depression. With the debut of Mercury and Lincoln's Zephyr a few years earlier, Ford sought to compete by bridging the gap between the everyman's Ford and the prestigious Lincoln models. Nonetheless, Lincoln continued to produce its Model K semi-custom bodied chauffeured vehicles despite production slowing to a mere trickle. In fact, total Model K production in 1939 comprised of a total of 133 units, less than 4% of the total production of these models in the debut year of 1931. Likely due to the limited production numbers of the Model K in 1939, they were left largely unchanged from the previous year's design with the exception of a sturdier wheel and an upgraded carburetor. Of the 35 custom-bodied 1939 Model K automobiles produced, 11 were built by famed coachbuilder LeBaron and were comprised of the Series 410 Convertible Roadster, the Series 413-A Convertible Sedan, and the most prestigious Series 413-B Convertible Sedan Partition. The Series 413-B was distinguished from the standard 413-A by its 3-piece crank-operated divider window that allowed rear-seated passengers to section off the their cabin from the chauffeur up front for additional privacy. Notably, the 3-piece divider window design was necessitated due to a change in the front seat design that was curved at the edges and thus allowed for the divider window to lower into the back of the front seat. In total, only 9 Series 413 models were produced of which it is believed that only 3 were produced in the 413-B configuration which makes this particular LeBaron-bodied Model K an extraordinarily rare and desirable piece of automotive history. For this reason, the Classic Car Club of America (CCCA) has deemed the 1939 Lincoln Model K a Full Classic thus qualifying its participation in all CCCA events and CARavans should you wish to participate. This particular 413-B Model K comes to us with extensive documentation including a copy of its original build sheet denoting it's use for the 1939 New York Auto Show, comprehensive restoration documentation, and 60+ year ownership history. Powering this '39 LeBaron-bodied Lincoln is a 414 cubic inch L-Head V-12 fed by a single 2 barrel carburetor that was rated at 150 horsepower when new. The Lincoln V-12 is mated to a 3 speed manual transmission that is shifted via a floor-mounted shifter. Exhaust exits this 1939 Model K via a single exhaust system that produces a muted rumble out of the rear-exiting tailpipe. For a pre-war classic car, this Lincoln Convertible is well-appointed with options. The front and rear chrome bumpers are both equipped with a pair of chrome bumper guards that elevate the exterior look of the car. Riding on a set of wide whitewall tires mounted on painted Artillery wheels and accented with Lincoln chrome center caps, this 1939 Lincoln Model K has a truly upscale look whether you're parked at the local CCCA event or cruising to the next one. Further uplifting the high class look of this Lincoln Convertible are the dual covered side-mounted spare tires that are an extremely useful option that could also be utilized should you need them. The black cloth convertible top sports a tan headliner, both of which are in fantastic condition. The all steel body of this 1939 Model K Convertible Sedan has been refinished in beautiful Zephyr Blue paint that completes the exterior look of this outstanding automobile. The interior of this 1939 Lincoln Model K 413-B Convertible Sedan by LeBaron is equally impressive. Both the front and rear seats have been reupholstered in complimentary Blue Leather. The matching blue carpeting, matching upholstered door panels, Zephyr Blue painted dash, roll up windows, and 3-spoke Zephyr Blue steering wheel are all in wonderful condition as well while retaining their desirable stock appearance. The interior also extremely well-appointed with features! The front and rear passenger cabins are divided by a roll-up partition divider window that exudes pre-war opulence. Additionally, the rear passenger cabin features a robe cord along with left and right side cigar lighters and ash trays. Up front, the driver and co-pilot's cabin is well-optioned. For the driver, stock instrumentation is comprised of a full array of gauges including a 160 KPH speedometer, amp gauge, temperature gauge, oil pressure gauge, and fuel gauge. Furthermore, the front compartment is finished off with various dash-mounted controls, a cigar lighter, locking glovebox, and optional clock. Whether you're buying your very first Full Classic Car, or you're an established card-carrying member of the Classic Car Club of America or Antique Automobile Club of America, this 1939 Lincoln Model K 413-B Convertible Sedan by LeBaron would make an excellent choice. Give Ellingson's a call today at 763-428-7337!
*414 Cu. In. L-Head V12
*Single 2 Barrel Carburetor
*3 Speed Manual Transmission
*Wide Whitewall Tires on Artillery Wheels w/ Lincoln Center Caps
*Dual Covered Side-Mounted Spare Tires
*Black Cloth Convertible Top & Divider Window
*Highly Documented Frame-Off Restoration & History
*Exterior Refinished in Zephyr Blue
*Interior Reupholstered in Blue Leather
*Optional Clock & Cigar Lighter
*Stock Instrumentation
*Odometer Reads: 27 Kilometers
If an inaccurate automobile price is inadvertently listed on this Website, Seller reserves the right to NOT honor the erroneous price. All vehicles over 20 years old are sold ""mileage exempt.""
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| Year: | 1939 |
| Make: | Lincoln |
| Model: | Model K 413-B Convertible Sedan by LeBaron |
| Mileage: | 27 |
| Exterior Color: | Zephyr Blue |
| Interior Color: | Blue |
| Trim: | |
| Body: | convertible |
| Stock: | 9102 |
| Engine Size: | 414 Cu. In. L-Head V12 |
| Transmission: | 3 Speed Manual |
| Vin: | K9586 |
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