From the left, the first pod offers information about the oil pressure and fuel level. Next comes the speedometer pod followed by the clock pod. The fourth pod offers data about the alternator and coolant temperature, while the fifth pod monitors the wiper and washer fluid level. The wipers are hydraulically operated, Wagoner explains, and all the instruments are mounted in the authentic walnut-trimmed dashboard. Door is ajar.
Headlamps are on.
Trunk is open. That lift saved 500 miles on the Lincoln. Of the 21,432 Mark III Lincolns manufactured in 1970, Wagoner's Lincoln must rank among those with the least amount of mileage. His car is just now approaching the 35,000-mile mark. Copyright 2001, Motor Matters .