Welcome to The
Godfather's Limo
Step into the world of American history, organized crime, and rare automotive design through the story of a truly one-of-a-kind machine — the 1932 Lincoln KB V-12 Berlin, custom-built by the John P. Judkins Company of Merrimac, Massachusetts.
The Car – A Machine of
Elegance and Power
The 1932 Lincoln KB V-12 Berlin was a marvel of its time — hand-built by the craftsmen of the Judkins Company. Its V-12 engine powered one of the most luxurious and commanding chassis ever put on American roads. This exact vehicle was delivered to Baron Antonio in Chicago on December 31, 1931, directly from Lincoln Motor Company, specially ordered to his exact specifications.
This limousine wasn't just built for comfort — it was customized for strategy, security, and show. In the 1980s, Uncle Tony had it installed inside his living room in Nashua, New Hampshire, where it was repurposed as his personal dining space — wine and dinner with old friends, served by his personal butler, all while surrounded by loaded weapons stashed in door pockets and Tommy machine guns under the table.
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Front Grille
Three-Quarter View
Side Profile
Front & Driver's Seat
Instrument Cluster
Driver's Cockpit
The Story – From Sicily
to Chicago
Baron Antonio's story begins in Italy, where his family was ambushed and murdered when he was just eight years old. He was sent to the United States under protection from Don Vito, the Godfather of Sicily, fearing that those who slaughtered his family would come to finish the job.
After arriving at Ellis Island, the boy — now called "Tony" for safety — found himself in the back alleys of Little Italy, New York, learning the ropes alongside none other than Al Capone. Their paths would diverge and cross again when both men settled in Chicago, where they resumed their relationship — riding and conducting business from the back seat of this very Lincoln limousine.
The Books –
The Untold Chapters
This story expands beyond the car. Author Lewis Barton's book, "The Kennedys Double Cross the Godfather," reveals never-before-published details of mafia influence, government secrets, and the chilling events leading to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
Today, this historic 1932 Lincoln is owned and protected by the Godfather Don Vito/Barton family. Preserved not just as a vehicle, but as a living museum piece — a testament to power, mystery, and timeless craftsmanship.
Recognized as a pre-published best seller with a major motion picture in development. A movie trailer filmed in Charlotte, North Carolina is scheduled for release late July 2026.
The Limo in Detail
Front Grille & Headlights
Dashboard & Instrument Cluster
White-Wall Wire Wheels
Lewis Barton with the Limo
Lady Marie - A Living Legend
Red Carpet Arrival
The car has won three first-place awards at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance — the most prestigious car show in the world.
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