Lincoln Mark VII Club
Philadelphia, PA
November 10, 1983 was the day the Lincoln Division of the Ford Motor Company introduced the newly designed Lincoln Mark VII. For the next nine years, the Lincoln Mark VII was the Luxury Sport Coupe model for auto manufacturers. January 30, 1992 the 190,536th Mark VII rolled off the assembly line in Saint Wixom Michigan, ending a most remarkable production series! The Lincoln Mark VII Club is a collection of automobile enthusiasts with common goals:
The preservation of the Lincoln Mark VII and it's history
The participation in public social gatherings of like minded people
The sharing of knowledge, information, and experiences
The Lincoln Mark VII Club became popular first as the LSCclub on May 1, 2004 when John Dancy, Tony Jordan, and RJ Sclafani got together to have breakfast and talk about cars. 2005 had 22 scheduled meets in four states under the name of The South Eastern Pennsylvania Ford Lincoln Mercury Meet. In 2006, The Lincoln Mark VII Club was incorporated as a Non-Profit Organization. Today, we're a family of all shapes and sizes and from all walks of life and backgrounds. We're men and women and Daughters and Sons. Our cars are basic transportation and third generation hand-me-downs and garage kept national competition winners. Each member is unique. Each vehicle has a history and many stories to tell.
More Information:
- Contact Person Name: Dawnne Prince
- Contact Person Email Address: lscprincess@comcast.net
- Contact Person Phone Number: 7813765040
- Club Name: The Lincoln Mark VII Club
- Club Web Address: http://www.thelincolnmarkviiclub.org
- Club Street Address: P.O.Box 42678
- Club City: Philadelphia
- Club State or Province: PA
- Club Zip or Postal Code: 19101
- Country club is located in: United States
- Annual Club Fee: $35
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