1955 crown vic mark viii!!

Very interesting. Must have taken a great deal of time and money.
 
Looks like it was built over a 93 Mark and not a 96 judging by the interior (single din radio and the lack of the lincoln star on the seats.)
 
Hard to say what year its based on, as it appears to use a mix of Mark VIII parts. I see the 93 style seats, but the intake tube, engine cover and wood grain center console are not 93 items.
 
All that, then this?

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Love the high tech labeling. :D

Makes me wonder... :shifty:
 
That car is sweet!

It just needs a little more time finishing up all the loose ends and it would be an awesome show car.
 
Eh. Being a hot rodder, and just owning a lincoln, I see it as wrong in my eyes.

I don't need everyone jumping down my throat, I just don't like street-rods. Nothing against anyone.

I like the traditional stuff. For example, in my '49 Ford, I put a Flathead 8 in it, not a small block chevy.

To me, it's just wrong.
 
I love old cars but dont like it and i hate the rims!
 
I think it's seriously cool! But I really don't like the rims either. Also, not to be nit picky, but the console is crooked where it meets the dash and it looks like there is a big hunk of woodgrain missing between the shifter bezel and the bottom of the dash. Other than that, it is so freakin' cool!!! I would drive that thing every day of the week and love every minute of it!
 
Iwantmymarkback said:
Eh. Being a hot rodder, and just owning a lincoln, I see it as wrong in my eyes.

I don't need everyone jumping down my throat, I just don't like street-rods. Nothing against anyone.

I like the traditional stuff. For example, in my '49 Ford, I put a Flathead 8 in it, not a small block chevy.

To me, it's just wrong.
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It may not be period correct but I agree Im glad they didnt cross-breed IE SBC or LT/LS series motor.
 
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