A larger engine, though with no horsepower increase, came to the L series in 1928. The engine was the 60 degree L head V8 of 357.8 cubic inches. Standard options available included a nickel plated radiator shell for 25 dollars, varnished natural wood wheels for 15 dollars, Disteel steel disc wheels for 60 dollars, or Rudge Whitworth center lock wire wheels for 100 dollars. The L series was a luxury car built in Detroit, Michigan, with a 60 degree L head V8.
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introduced by the Lincoln Motor Company in 1921 as its first automobile
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A larger engine (though no HP increase) came in 1928.
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A larger engine (though no HP increase) came in 1928.
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introduced by the Lincoln Motor Company in 1921 as its first automobile
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such standard options available as a nickel-plated radiator shell for $25
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Initially, the company produced Liberty V12 aircraft engines as its only source of revenue.
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