The Car
1932 Lincoln KB V-12

The Car

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. Over time, it became something far more intimate. 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. A table was fitted behind the glass divider — wine and dinner, often with a few old friends, served by his personal butler — all while surrounded by loaded weapons stashed in door pockets and Tommy machine guns under the table.

1932 Lincoln KB V-12 Berlin
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The story of the 1932 Lincoln KB V-12 Berlin — a machine of elegance, power, and American history.

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