The Michigan Region LCOC is proud to be affiliated with Caswell Inc. An alternative source for unusual restoration tools and chemicals, Caswell has many of the products you need for a professional restoration without resorting to sending parts out to a shop. Check them out by clicking on the graphic.. All purchases made at Caswell after clicking on the graphic here helps send a small commission to the club.

The Michigan Region LCOC is proud to be affiliated with The Eastwood Company. Eastwood has been a supplier of automotive tools for the automotive restorer for over 25 years. Their most unique product has to be their HotCoat Powder Coating System. Any purchases made at Eastwood after clicking on the banner here helps send a small commission to the club to defer operating expenses for this web site and, most of all, its forum.

The Michigan Region LCOC is proud to be an Amazon.com Associate. If you have ever shopped at Amazon.com for books, music, or anything, you can now help out the MI-LCOC by doing your shopping by using our site as your portal to Amazon! Simply click on any Amazon link you find on our pages and complete your purchase as normal and a portion of the sale will go to support the Michigan Region and keep this site running. Remember not to navigate away from Amazon after clicking through the links from our site or we won't get our referral.

One of the highest quality Lincoln parts suppliers in the country is Baker's Auto. Operated by Steve Ouellette, Baker's is the foremost supplier of Lincoln parts in the U.S. In addition to supplying parts, Baker's also performs many services up to full restoration. Located in Connecticut, you will find they have the technical knowledge you will need to repair or restore.your '61 to '79 Lincoln. They also have parts for newer Lincolns too.

Lincoln Parts International specializes in "hard to find" parts for '59 to '90's Lincoln Continentals and also carries parts for all 60's through 90's Lincolns. They carry a wide range of parts and even have an online catalog. Located in Perris, California, Lincoln Parts International should be able to help you with your special parts needs.

From their web site: Lincoln Land Incorporated has most everything you will need from tops, air suspension, brakes, upholstry, weather stripping, interior, manuals, suspension, power steering, switchgear parts. We carry a full and complete line of new (when available), used, reproduction, and NOS parts to keep your 1956 thru 1992 Lincoln in tip top shape! Our prices are the best around. We have a full-service shop facility to handle all of your repair needs. You will find our skilled staff of ten technicians courteous and knowledgeable, we know your Lincoln inside and out...

From their web site: One of the internet's largest auto parts locator services. Save time and money by using UNeedAPart.com to help you locate any auto parts you need. We can find parts for American Cars, Foreign Cars, Trucks, Motorcycles, and Big Trucks. Our 7000+ Parts Dealers have all types of parts, bumper to bumper and everything in between. Our dealers have new parts, used parts, aftermarket parts, and rebuilt parts for all vehicles both on and off-road.

From their web site: We have been working at this crazy business and hobby for a decade now. It's hard to believe. With all your help and support we have been able to build and expand our abilities and capabilities for serving you. As you've noticed we are expanding our business to include this internet site as well as integrating our parts/reproduction and rebuilding services from our restoration and repair services. It is our hope that over time they will evolve into completely separate entities. This will help all of us both in service and quality. Visit us soon.

Jack Rosen sells parts specifically for the '56 and '57 Continental Mark II. Anyone frustrated trying to find parts for their very special and unique Mark II should call Jack to see if he has what you need.

From their web site: Classique Cars Unlimited is different from the rest! Our catalogs are printed to order and the parts listed are ONLY for the year and make of your vehicle. As you can see from these pictures (on their site) our shelves are overflowing with NOS, New, Used, and reproduction parts for 1958 to 1988 Thunderbirds and Lincolns.

From their web site: Desert Valley Auto Parts invites you to browse the largest classic car salvage yard on the Internet. DVAP is a 30 acre salvage yard that specializes in classic cars and parts from the 40's, 50's, 60's and 70's. (Some 80's) Please feel free to browse our classic cars we have for sale as restoration projects. Also feel free to submit a request for that hard to find classic part you have been looking for. We will search our salvage yard full of 5000+ parts cars for parts you need to complete your restoration.

Where would we be if the National Lincoln & Continental Owners Club didn't exist? Hard to say, but nonetheless, we are one of their many regions. On the national club's site you will find information on how to join, membership benefits, upcoming meets, and other useful information. And if they don't have it, you can bet we will.

The Pacific Northwest Region of the LCOC is the only other region with a web site. Servicing members in Southwest Canada, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana, their newsletter, the Continental Connector, has won the Old Cars Weekly Golden Quill Award. They have quite a fine organization.

This is where you will find the LCOC Southern Region's web site. Servicing members who reside in Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, and the upper Florida region, their newsletter, the Southern Pride, is published bi-monthly. Check their site out for more information.

This is where you will find the LCOC Western Region's web site. Servicing members who reside in California, their newsletter, the Continental Confab, is published once a month. Check out their site for more information.

An amazing collection of Lincoln toy cars owned by Andrew Thomas of Australia. Called "A Lincoln website with a difference", his site features his collection of over 600 Lincoln toy cars. This one is worth checking out.

Dave has quite a few detailed articles regarding the famous Lehmann-Peterson limousines of the sixties and early seventies. Click on the limo picture to head over to his site.

A site for enthusiasts of luxury, speed, and class, Lincolns Online is geared towards owners of later model Lincolns. Click on their logo for a visit.

A vast collection of resources for the Lincoln Aficionado. Galleries, Tech Help, Vintage Ads, Bulletin Board, Registry, & Lincolns for Sale. We serve over 10,000 Lincoln Lovers a month! Come see us!

Town Car Guy is an LCOC member with quite an interesting collection of Lincolns. In particular, he has one of the rare and unusual Lincoln station wagons! Check his site out for the latest on his restoration effort of this unique custom car.

Brian Rhoades's Mark II belonged to his great grandfather. He put a lot of time and effort into getting the car running and is planning on doing more work on this rare car. Visit their site by clicking on the Mark II on the left. Visit his site.

The Car Restoration home page is a place to find a collection of cool stuff to help you restore your car. In addition to video tools, they also have many links to other car clubs by make and several other automotive related topics.