The 1965 Lincoln Continental. This view displays ONE HALF of the massive front end. The vehicle had ‘suicide doors’, so called because rather than the wind rushing down the side of the car tending to cause the rear door to close once opened, the contrary was true: said wind made it more difficult to close the door once opened if the car was at speed. This design characteristic was said to be favored by gangsters as it made pushing an unsuspecting passenger out the door much easier. This one is black, of course, as it should be. I discovered it in a parking garage with random light sources bouncing and reflecting into the weathered chrome and alien like headlamps. The glow and blue tint I added seemed a fitting tribute to this legendary ride.