This is the same type of 59 Lincoln I bought from a service station for $40, that was the cost of the repair bill against it and the owner never came back for it. I pulled the engine and sold the rest for salvage. I found a 59 Ford PU for around $100 and installed the 430 cu. in. engine in it, rolled the truck on the way home one night, later found a 1951 Ford PU and installed the engine in it, probably one of the most fun vehicles I've ever owned, it was a "Rat Rod" before they were known as rat rods, with the horse power and torque that engine put out, it was fast, if I remember the engine had around 375 hp. and 500 ft. lbs of torque, by installing a Carter AFB E series carb it probably raised the hp. to about 400. It was ugly but dear to my hotrodding heart.
. I really enjoy racing, even in boats . Love to hear the engines power. One of my brothers who lives right near, Atlanta Motor Speedway, in Hampton Ga. Him and my younger brother who lives there to, they both use to do security guards, on the side from their regular jobs, for them, during races.
411 rear gear was what I put in my Superbee. A set of Hooker headers was all that car needed.
