- The vehicle is a 1957 Lincoln Premiere Convertible, a 1st generation model of the Premiere series, known for its sleek and stylish design, which was a hallmark of Lincoln's approach to car design in the 1950s. - Described as having a 368ci V8 engine and an automatic transmission, with power steering and power brakes, indicating a well-appointed and powerful vehicle for its time. - Said to have a black interior with a bench seat, and features such as a clock, AM radio (currently inoperable), and full wheel covers with whitewall tires. - The exterior is described as having a multicolor finish, applied as a wrap by Laurence Gartel, who is known as the Father of Digital Art, and is said to have a very straight body with amazing chrome brightwork. - The vehicle is reported to run and drive well, with everything working except the radio, and is described as a unique advertisement piece, having been unveiled at a notable event. - The vehicle is located in Lakeland, FL, 33801, and is being sold by Primo Classics International, with a mileage of 80,235 miles.