1951 Lincoln Cosmopolitan - Number 30 of 30 Built On The Very First Day Of Production!

In this 276th Video from Classic Car ChitChat, you will see a beautiful 1951 Lincoln Cosmopolitan finished in stunning Sheffield Green over Kent Grey. There were approx 12,000 cars produced world wide and this remarkable automobile is believed to be number 30 of only 30 surviving examples left in the entire world and was built on the very first day of production. Designed under the vision of Edsel Ford, this ultra-rare luxury car even features genuine gold plated emblems and an incredible gold plated hood ornament. Contact: [email protected] YouTube Chapter Markers 00:00 – Introduction 00:30 – Exterior Styling 10:01 – Engine & Powertrain 17:21 – Interior Elements 22:14 – Test Drive The 1951 Lincoln Cosmopolitan represented the absolute peak of American luxury in the early 1950s and this example may be one of the rarest survivors on Earth. Finished in elegant Sheffield Green over Kent Grey, this incredible luxury sedan was built on the VERY FIRST DAY of production and is believed to be number 30 of only 30 remaining worldwide today. Designed during the Edsel Ford era, the Cosmopolitan was Lincoln’s flagship luxury automobile and showcased advanced styling, premium craftsmanship, and incredible road presence. Adding even more exclusivity, this car features authentic gold plated emblems along with an extraordinary gold plated hood ornament that immediately sets it apart from virtually every other classic luxury car from the era. In this episode of Classic Car ChitChat we take a detailed walk around this rare automotive masterpiece including the exterior styling, luxury interior, engine bay, chrome details, trim, driving impressions and the fascinating history behind this iconic Lincoln. If you love rare classic cars, vintage American luxury automobiles, survivor cars, and automotive history then this is definitely a video you do not want to miss. Please remember to Like, Comment, Subscribe and share this video with fellow classic car enthusiasts! 15 Highly Searched Features Included in this Video: 1. 1951 Lincoln Cosmopolitan 2. Rare survivor classic car 3. First day production vehicle 4. Edsel Ford designed Lincoln 5. Gold plated hood ornament 6. Gold plated emblems 7. Sheffield Green paint 8. Kent Grey two-tone finish 9. Flathead V8 engine 10. Vintage luxury sedan 11. Classic American luxury car 12. Antique Lincoln automobile 13. 1950s luxury car history 14. Ultra rare collector car 15. Classic car walkaround and test drive In case you are keeping Track this is Video #276 from Classic Car ChitChat! I hope my Classic Car ChitChat videos make you smile. I do them in my spare time because I truly love cars and my intentions are simply to honour the beautiful cars I get to see and to really understand the passion and love of the vehicle by the driver (or caretaker as Jay Leno would say) of the car. I also understand too that my videos perhaps lack the polish calibre of great YouTubers like: Doug DeMuro, and of course my personal favourite Supercar Blondie. I also know that I can’t even come close the quality & finish you get from the likes of Jeremy Clarkson and the boys at Top Gear. I think they use a little fancier equipment than my little iPhone… LOL Mission Statement: My Objective through creating these videos is to shine the spotlight on people who love their vehicles whether it be a car, motorcycle, or even a bicycle…. Bottom line is if it has wheels and you love it then let’s show that passion to the world! Contact Details: If you have any questions or just want to chat you can reach me through all the (non-traditional) typical ways through the following: Facebook – Facebook: classiccarchitchat Instagram – Instagram: classiccarchitchat Email – [email protected] If you have read this far, then I thank you. As always, I truly appreciate your “thumbs-up”, and by leaving your comments it demonstrates to me that I managed to get you involved and hopefully made you smile. Most importantly when you subscribe to my channel then you are truly acknowledging my effort to help share with others like you my passion and love for “all things that have wheels” and honouring the people who take care of them. Thank You Kevin