How did this Double-n-Tree door work? Basically it consisted of a combination latch and hinge at both ends of the door permitting it to be opened at either end. Releasing a latch on one end of the door automatically locked the latch into the hinge at the other end. The Double-n-Tree door could not be opened at both ends at the same time.
What was the reason for the Double-n-Tree door? The Double-n-Tree door allowed the occupants of the rear seats of a two door four passenger automobile to enter and leave without disturbing those in front. With the Double-n-Tree door it was unneccessary to tilt the backs of the front seats.
The Lincoln Series K's first appeared in 1931 and was a splendid machine that was beautifully built and handsomely furnished. In 1932 it was equipped with a 125 horsepower V-8 engine on a 136 inch chassis or a 150 horsepower V-12 engine on a 145 inch chassis. The Double-n-Tree was built on the 145 inch chassis and equipped with the V-12. About 25 different models in the Series K line was available. Prices range from $3,200.00 for a two passenger Sport Coupe to $7,000.00 for a Lincoln Limo. About 4,000 Series K Lincolns were built the last in 1940.
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