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1953 Lincoln XL-500

Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500 - Rendering by Charles E. Balogh, 1952
Lincoln XL-500 - Rendering by Charles E. Balogh, 1952
Lincoln XL-500, 1953 - Interior
Lincoln XL-500, 1953 - Interior
Lincoln XL-500, 1953 - Interior
Lincoln XL-500, 1953 - Interior
Lincoln XL-500, 1953 - Interior
Lincoln XL-500, 1953 - Interior
Lincoln XL-500, 1953 - Interior
Lincoln XL-500, 1953 - Interior
Lincoln XL-500, 1953 - Interior
Lincoln XL-500, 1953 - Interior
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Lincoln XL-500, 1953
Press Release dated March 12, 1953
Press Release dated March 12, 1953
Press Release dated March 12, 1953
Press Release dated March 12, 1953
Bilder: Ford; www.chuckstoyland.com; www.forgottenfiberglass.com, www.dia.org
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1953 XL-500 (Phantom) had pushbutton transmission in the steering wheel, telephone and dictaphone and automatic jacks that lifted it for repairs.
FOR RELEASE MARCH 12, 1953

Advance sports car styling is combined with practicability and dignity in Ford Motor Company’s experimental design model - the XL-500. Newest in the continuous staff, the XL-500 offers a glimpse of what is ahead in automotive styling and mechanical features. Designed to accomodate comfortably four adult passengers, the XL-500 has scarlet fiberglas body and all-glass roof. Less than 57 inches high? it has arched rear fenders which permit the frame to ride closer to the road. First public appearance of the model will be in the Lincoln-Mercury exhibit at the Chicago Automobile Show, March 14 - 22.


Three separate bumpers protect the rear section of this experimental design model car - the XL-500 - which has been developed by Ford Motor Company for display as a portion of the Lincoln-Mercury exhibit at the Chicago Automobile Show. The main rear bumper protrudes from the body deck, with two other vertical bumpers integrated in each of the tail light assemblies. Arched rear fenders and an all-glass roof supported by graceful supports are exterior features which characterize the experimental XL-500 design.
Quelle: LINCOLN-MERCURY NEWS BUREAU
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