1923 Lincoln L series

For 1923 several new body styles were introduced for the Model L under the direction of Edsel Ford, including two and three window four door sedans and a four passenger phaeton, with a two passenger roadster and a 5,200 dollar seven passenger touring sedan and limousine. Despite the niche market segment, Lincoln sales rose about 45 percent to produce 7,875 cars. The wheelbase had been extended from 130 to 136 inches. It was the first automobile of the Lincoln Motor Company.