Volume 35, Number 5
September-October, 2002
Describes the history of the plant where our cars were built!
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Volume 35, Number 5 September-October, 2002 |
Describes the history of the plant where our cars were built! |
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Cover Story: The Lincoln Factory; Built 1917 - Razed 2002 On
the Cover:
This was the factory of the Lincoln Motor Company.
It was located on Warren Avenue in Detroit, Michigan. Every Lincoln
Model L, K, KA, KB, 1921 to 1939, was manufactured here, and so was
every Lincoln-Zephyr, Continental, and Custom, 1936 to 1948. Production
of Lincolns continued here until 1957, when new factories were built
elsewhere, and this property was sold to the Detroit Edison Company,
which made excellent use of it for over forty years.
But now Detroit Edison has been bought out by a larger company, which
does not need these old buildings, so they are being torn down. A full
report will be found on page 10. |
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Table
of Contents: Bob Gregorie's Cars... How did they influence his automotive designs? Good News and Bad News from Detroit... The Lincoln Statue Survives; The Lincoln Factory Doesn't Zephyrists Write... Letters to the Editor On the West Wind... Musings from Editor Dave Cole Zephyr Tech Talks... Lincoln-Zephyr's distinctive distributor The LZOC Classifieds... The club's marketplace |
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