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This rare Zephyr example has undergone a thorough and meticulous restoration worth in excess of $500,000 and has various ...

Manufactured exclusively in Detroit Motor City, the Lincoln-Zephyr lineup used to bridge the gap between the Ford V8 Deluxe and Lincoln Model K. Produced between 1936 and 1942, this fellow also ...

Presented as a 1936 model, Ford Motor Co. introduced the Lincoln Zephyr on November 2 ... This car is powered by a 267.3-cubic-inch V12 engine rated at 110 horsepower. It has a three-speed ...

While the Lincoln-Zephyr wasn’t the first Lincoln, it did represent a massive shift for Ford. With a relatively powerful flathead V12 underhood, the Zephyr was revolutionary. Ranging from the ...

The people over at Barn Finds spotted this Zephyr for sale on eBay ... a reasonably advanced and compact V12 engine. Perhaps the biggest thing going for this Lincoln has going for it is rarity ...

Born out of the Great Depression, the Zephyr line was envisioned as Lincoln’s entry level. Not unlike the Rolls-Royce Ghost, though, it still packed a V12 engine – albeit a smaller one ...

But Jack Jones can. Jones, of Pacific Palisades, Calif., owns a 1941 Lincoln Zephyr V-12 coupe with a custom interior. And one of the custom touches was gold plate, instead of chrome, on the ...

No, the only Lincoln engine that was powerful, cheap, and plentiful in 1955 was the Lincoln-Zephyr V12.

This homebuilt retro-rebel rod is unexpected, and that's the way we like it. Inspired by the unforgettable lyrics of Charlie Ryan's rockabilly song from the '50s, it is rough around the edges, a ...