Many of the cars parked on the lawn at Meadow Brook had dual windshields, but this was the only one we saw with a third. The 1927 Lincoln Model L Imperial Victoria features fixed second-row jump seats, with a third windshield behind them to protect the hair and hats of the people in the back row. Those individuals, however, did not have to raise their voices to talk to the driver, as a one-way intercom allowed back seat drivers to hassle the chauffeur without his being able to protest.
Jared Gall started his career with Car and Driver as an unpaid intern, but has now worked here more than half of his life. He has held numerous positions within C/D's digital and print teams and has driven some 2500 cars. Employee records indicate that he is the only staffer ever to T-bone a school bus with another school bus.
