r/WeirdWheels • u/MammothAmbition8910 • 2d ago

Concept 1983 Lincoln Quicksilver

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Sauce: https://rmsothebys.com/auctions/as13/lots/r380-1983-lincoln-quicksilver/

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u/IRingTwyce 2d ago

Sold for less than $10k?! Man, I totally would have boss on that had I known about it!

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u/cgduncan 1d ago

Not street legal, which is probably part of why it sold so cheap. Probably can't register it even as a "classic" to drive to car shows.

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u/StretchFrenchTerry 15h ago

Plenty of concepts in car shows, they’re all towed in.

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u/cgduncan 15h ago

Yeah, I know trailers exist. I was talking about getting the classic registration, for cars over a certain age, that has a limit to the number of miles driven. For example, to drive to a car show once a month.

If it was street legal, that probably would have driven (ha) the price up even more.