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Q: How to Remove the Horn Ring on a 1958 Lincoln Capri.
A: 1. Open the hood. Loosen the clamp on the negative battery cable with a wrench. Twist the cable off the negative battery terminal and push it to the side. 2. Wr... Read More »

Q: What is the value of 1958 Lincoln wheat ears penny?
A: Most are face value to 5 cents, so many were made that uncirculated coins are 25 cents. Read More »

Q: What is the value of a 1958 Abraham Lincoln postage stamp?
A: Scott Number 1113-16. Series of 4 stamps issued to commemorate the Lincoln sesquicentennial. Minimal value for this stamp indicates that the cost is in packagin... Read More »

Q: How to Reprogram a Lincoln Key Fob.
A: 1. Insert the key in the ignition and turn it from "Off" to "Run" eight times within ten seconds. On the eighth time, leave it on "Run" The door locks will cycl... Read More »

Q: How many wheat back lincoln cents were minted 1909 to 1958?
A: I do have the figures, but not the time to add them all up there are however billions. In 1945 alone they struck 1,040,515,000 just at the Philadelphia mint. If... Read More »