This unique 1955 Lincoln Indianapolis has long been said to have belonged to Errol – given to him by Henry Ford II after the 1955 Turin Auto Show.
— Tim
This unique 1955 Lincoln Indianapolis has long been said to have belonged to Errol – given to him by Henry Ford II after the 1955 Turin Auto Show.
— Tim
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Where is it written that Errol received this car from Henry. It just doesn’t sound right to me
I cannot say it’s true, twinarchers, only that it’s been said, which is why I put the title in quotes. I have no independent evidence for the claim, which has apparently been made for many years.
In addition to references in the links above, here are a couple more. I get the feeling this claim of Errol’s ownership has been known for years in elite auto collection circles. True or not I cannot say.
www.conceptcarz.com…
www.carstyling.ru/en/car/1955_lincoln_indianapolis/…
There is zero proof that Errol Flynn owned this car. It was a roller that never had an engine until it was restored. How di he drive it without an engine?