Happy 100th birthday to Lincoln Motors from #DavesCarIDService! 1. 1928 Model K sport coupe 2. 1939 Zephyr 3. 1956 Continental (briefly its own brand; did not carry Lincoln name at time, but innards are Lincoln) 4. 1961 Continental
*Lincoln was acquired by Ford in Feb 1922, but was founded in 1917 to make Liberty V12 aircraft engines for WW1. After the war they retooled for cars, producing only a handful before bankruptcy and getting sold to Ford.
It was tale of Henry Ford's revenge over Henry Leland.
**Ford started the Henry Ford Co (not Ford Motor Co). in 1901; it went bust in 1902.
Leland bought Ford's assets, and created Cadillac.
Leland sold Cadillac to GM in 1909, remained at GM until his ouster in 1917.
Leland created Lincoln, went bust, and Ford got his revenge.
I think the Fightin' 101st Tire Slashers may need a little training before we send 'em in
Once we slash the tires and empty the fuel tanks, how do we remove the trucks? Easy, put on a Harvard Hogwarts robe, wave your wand, and cast the ol' "Truckus Removem" spell
Sure farm life *sounds* good, but nobody ever warns you about the non-stop backbreaking labor involved in maintaining a herd of two cows on a vast five acre ranch
"And God said, 'I need someone to get up before dawn, fix their hair and makeup, put on a rugged designer Carhartt jacket, take a selfie in the morning sunrise with a cow, and IG that bitch before 8am.' And so God made an influencer." - Paul Harvey
Quick note to anyone who now regrets buying a cow farm because it looks romantic and fun on Instagram: you don't have to pet them and change their litterboxes