Among the most beautiful custom bodies produced for Lincoln’s Model K was the two-passenger coupe by LeBaron, a fascinating example of “Classic Era logic” with seating for one couple and a weekend’s luggage on an immense 135-in. wheelbase chassis. The result was spectacular proportions with a relatively small, close-coupled roofline at the end of a long, powerful hood, balanced by a gracefully sloping rear deck. Only 25 examples of this design were produced in 1936, and just four of them remain in existence.
