The Lincoln K-series was a line of American luxury vehicles produced by Lincoln Motors from 1931 to 1942.  In 1932, the Lincoln K-series was split into the V-8 powered Model KA and the new Model KB which featured a V-12, 447.9 cc L-head engine that produced 150 h.p.  The KB series featured a restyled grill, vent doors instead of vertical louvers on the sides of the hood, two fender mounted parking lights and 18 inch wire wheels.  This 1932 Lincoln KB Sport Convertible model is molded in red plastic, is part of the Pyro Plastic's "Table Top Classics" series and includes the following features: 1) Chrome finish parts; 2) Clear plastic windshield; 3) Detailed engine; 4) Detailed chassis and interior and 5) Illustrated assembly instructions.  The box is in excellent condition but does have two pieces of original tape on either side of the bottom of the box .  Never started and 100% complete with all parts and instructions inventoried.