1991 Lincoln Touch Up Paint (29 OEM Colors)

The 1991 Lincoln Vibe

Welcome to 1991, an era where the Lincoln Town Car wasn't just a car-it was a floating living room with more velvet than a Vegas lounge. This was the year the Town Car was hitting its stride as a luxury icon, carrying everyone from CEOs to retirees in silent, air-ride bliss. While we've focused our database on the ultimate survivor of the era-Oxford White-it's for good reason. Oxford White was the uniform of the 90s executive, the standard-bearer for the Continental and the Mark VII, and the only color that truly captured that "yacht on four wheels" aesthetic.

Paint Health Check

Now, let's talk shop. If you're looking at a 1991 Lincoln today, you're dealing with the height of the Peeling Era. By '91, the industry had moved firmly into basecoat/clearcoat territory, but they hadn't quite mastered the recipe for long-term sunshine. These cars suffer from what we call "delamination"-a fancy word for the clear coat deciding it doesn't want to be friends with the paint anymore. On a white Lincoln, this usually starts as a tiny chip that turns into a flake, and before you know it, the roof looks like it's suffering from a bad case of road-rash sunburn. Once that clear starts to lift and the air gets under it, the bond is toast.

Restoration Tip

If your 1991 Lincoln still has its original shine, you're holding a winning lottery ticket-keep it in the shade. For the rest of us, the secret to keeping these "all-steel" legends looking decent is to seal every chip immediately. Don't wait. The second you see a rock chip or a scratch that has breached the clear coat, touch it up. If you let the edges of that clear coat stay exposed to the elements, moisture and wind will start to "prip" it away from the base layer. A quick dab of touch-up today prevents a "total strip and respray" tomorrow.