According to the Standard Catalog of American Cars, the front end of the 1951 Lincoln looked like a 1950 model that had gotten into a fight, and lost. The grille bar only extended from the center section to the bumper guards, and the 1951 Mercury's fishtail rear design was also adopted, to the detriment of rearward visibility. The Lido coupe returned with a canvas or vinyl roof. For 1952 the Lincoln was replaced by a redesign of the Cosmopolitan.
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marketed and sold by Lincoln from 1949 to 1951
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1951 Mercury's "fishtail" rear design was also
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1951 Mercury's "fishtail" rear design was also
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marketed and sold by Lincoln from 1949 to 1951
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Lincoln was replaced by a redesign of
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The Lincoln was positioned below the Cosmopolitan within the Lincoln model range.
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