Features Kustoms blues? I need to see some kustoms....

From Rob Ida's post.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Custom bodied Lincoln. As per Hemings.com: Contracting with the Ideal Body Shop of Madison, Wisconsin, Wright had the Continental recreated as a town car, with the rear roof fixed and a removable section over the driver, who also looked through a cut-down windshield. Originally built with a tan top to match its tan leather, Wright’s Continental had other unique features, most notably in the fixed rear section. A removable, leather-covered piece could be installed to protect the driver and any front seat p***enger during inclement weather.

Wright insisted on having no backlite at all and just two semicircular, half-moon windows, one on each side. Apparently, not only did Wright not like to look back, but he also liked his privacy while riding in what had to be quite the con****uous car. The distinctive look of Wright’s customized Continental surely polarizes and few would argue that it enhances the look of Bob Gregorie’s masterwork.