Chopped and Bagged Leadsled 1949 Lincoln 9EL

Get ready to see the unmistakable silhouette of a 1949 Lincoln 9EL ffortlessly gliding down the tree-lined highway. This isn't just any Lincoln; it's a meticulously crafted masterpiece, a testament to the art of classic car customization. The roof, expertly chopped, sits much lower than its original height, giving the car an aggressively sleek profile. The meticulous work on the roofline is just the beginning...

This Lincoln rides on a bagged suspension system, allowing it to sit impossibly close to the asphalt, hugging the road like a second skin. With the push of a button, the car can rise gracefully, ready to tackle any terrain, but here, in this moment, it floats low, almost defying gravity. This is the essence of the leadsled style—smooth, flowing lines uninterrupted by unnecessary details. Every inch of this car speaks to the dedication and vision of its creator. The door handles are shaved clean, the headlights seamlessly integrated into the body, and the original grille replaced with something custom, something that matches the car's newfound personality. The once robust and utilitarian 1949 Lincoln has been transformed into a sleek, menacing beast, a rolling work of art that commands attention wherever it goes.

The deep rumble of its engine, powerful yet refined, echoes through the trees, a symphony of mechanical prowess and artistic vision. This 1949 Lincoln 9EL is more than a car. It's a statement, a tribute to a bygone era and the timeless appeal of custom automotive craftsmanship. Watch the video below and you can see for yourself!