89 LINCOLN LIMO

FORMAL, CLEAN AND QUIET

22' LONG
10-1/2' TALL
12' WIDE
66" TUNDRA TIRES
FULL TIME FOUR WHEEL DRIVE
ALL WHEEL STEERING
BUILT MARCH, 2002
Parts and Accessories

2-1/2 ton running gear - 6.72 gear ratio
Hydraulic steering - front and rear
Drive line brakes
5 to 1 transfer case
4 link suspension
Air ride shocks fully adjustable, 24" travel
Wide-view camera on front of car for driver view inside
Small 16" tires for break down hauling purposes
5 ton special engineered jack
Interior

All factory limo
Two stereo systems, driver and cabin
Dry bar
Cooler
Hookups for TV, VCR
Intercom system
Electric privacy window
All driver controls are in factory position and operate as from factory
Abilities

Show winner
Used for advertisement
Amphibious
Used for truck pulls
Car crushing
Special Interests

Shows - This car speaks for itself. It was built to be formal, clean and simple. Attention to detail was of utmost priority.

Advertisement - Without a doubt the car has proven to get everyone's attention. From little kids to older adults, no one passes it up without a second look.

Water - This car has been professionally balanced and engineered to float on water and handle in some of the most severe conditions. I have personally had this car in 40' water, high waves for hours at a time. I have carried up to 10 people in the water. This car has navigated most of the main channels and well as party cove in Lake of the Ozarks, MO.

Truck Pulls - The gear reduction is very low, approximately 130 to1 in first gear. The car will pull anything you can get traction to. I have spun all four tires.

Car Crushing - Car crushing has been kept to a minimum due to possible tire and body damage but without a doubt, it will definitely level a set of cars.

Engineering

This car has been designed to be very reliable, to perform in shows, parades and to cross vast bodies of water without any trouble at all. You can operate this car with total confidence.


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"Big Al" Liebmann

Chief Legal Council & Charter Member: Dipstick Street Rod Association
Technical Advisor - Barris/Kind Chrysler City Coup'e Kustom

Friend of Ed Croozer sometimes .......

Another pic drag racing a yacht !
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"Big Al" Liebmann

Chief Legal Council & Charter Member: Dipstick Street Rod Association
Technical Advisor - Barris/Kind Chrysler City Coup'e Kustom

Friend of Ed Croozer sometimes .......

We gotta paint this beast "EdCroozer Green" or his newest invention "Blind Me Red", Al. LOL
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D.S.R.A- Lower Susquehanna Chapter N.S.R.A Member
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EdCroozers new found Nephew, Delivery35's long lost son & MrWillys Younger brother from another mother..Amateur Rod & Custom Illustrator/Designer

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1937 Chevrolet 2 door master deluxe sedan

1940 Chevrolet 4 door Special Deluxe

Al, I wish you would've warned me....now I've gone blind.
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phil


It's not a NOMAD, it's a Yeoman!
Not an engineer, but I DO drive a train.

Geez..now on top of a broken finger I've gone blind too! What gives? lol
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D.S.R.A- Lower Susquehanna Chapter N.S.R.A Member
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EdCroozers new found Nephew, Delivery35's long lost son & MrWillys Younger brother from another mother..Amateur Rod & Custom Illustrator/Designer

Stop picking on me....You guys are just mean...Waaaaaaaa! Sniff..sniff. I will find all of you and start the car crushing. Check your emails...Nastygrams for all of you. ...lol.
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The "New" and Unimproved edcroozer... Charter D.S.R.A. member, WPoC member and general pain in the neck to the needy. Possible daddy of Mr.Willys, and still Al Liebmann`s good friend.

And here we were gonna call ya today from the World of Wheels and torment ya, Me & Al saw a bad '41 Willys street driven that's capable of 9's...asking 125K...ya oughta been able to work up a part trade + a few Franklins, last I heard you wanted 300K lol...The guy was pretty straight forward, which is a rarity...Oh wait, this aint E-Bay. lol

Crush mine all ya want...I've already called in an accidental tree accident...Darn, I knew I shouldn't have parked under that shade tree in my yard!

Should we bust out the flak jackets?
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D.S.R.A- Lower Susquehanna Chapter N.S.R.A Member
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EdCroozers new found Nephew, Delivery35's long lost son & MrWillys Younger brother from another mother..Amateur Rod & Custom Illustrator/Designer

SOLD :
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=7250&item=2400159091&rd=1
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I'll admit , she can't wrestle , but you should see her box.

I had to let it go!
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The "New" and Unimproved edcroozer... Charter D.S.R.A. member, WPoC member and general pain in the neck to the needy. Possible daddy of Mr.Willys, and still Al Liebmann`s good friend.

Ed, Can you sent me a "nasty-gram" also ! I haven't gotten one in a while. (LOL)
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Second cousin and friend of Edcroozer, 3rd. member of WPoC, Founding member and V.P. of Burl. Co. Mopars, DSRA member, D.A.M.M., and politically incorrect.

I have not recieved a nasty gram for nearly two days.
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"Don't let fear and common sense hold you back"
Ken
www.loboys.com

Hey ed, check that right front tire, I think it's a little low.
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phil


It's not a NOMAD, it's a Yeoman!
Not an engineer, but I DO drive a train.

Al, I saw that at the 'Dam Car Club''Cruise to the Lake' show at Osage Beach, Mo. (lake Of The Ozarks) last year, and you're right, it was a real attention getter.
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Wear your seatbelt.

Al, is it my imagination that the tires are mounted backwards??? From what I remember from military tires, they were mounted to allow dirt/mud to "funnel" to the outside and these look like they would funnel it to the middle of the tire and it would have no place to go and would fill up the spaces between the tread peaks..... I guess for what the vehicle is probably being used for makes it a moot point. My 2¢..
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Fred P.

Just reread the info on it being amphibious and that would explain putting the tires on backwards for better "traction" in water!!!! lol
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Fred P.

I think even if ya sunk it you'd still be above water....ahh the logic of buoyancy. lol
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D.S.R.A- Lower Susquehanna Chapter N.S.R.A Member
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EdCroozers new found Nephew, Delivery35's long lost son & MrWillys Younger brother from another mother..Amateur Rod & Custom Illustrator/Designer

Hmmmmmmm, Let me think about this, if the wheels turn this way the vehicle will go....that way ? ....or will it go the other way ...or how do I get in...... will it tip over ? how'bout a bananna ?
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RICH

Ed's brother from another mother ya got there, Rich? lol
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D.S.R.A- Lower Susquehanna Chapter N.S.R.A Member
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EdCroozers new found Nephew, Delivery35's long lost son & MrWillys Younger brother from another mother..Amateur Rod & Custom Illustrator/Designer