In the history of Lincoln, the Zephyr is a special car. Introduced just before the start of the second world war, in 1936, it stayed in production just long enough to see the company morph from a ...

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Presented as a 1936 model, Ford Motor Co. introduced the Lincoln Zephyr on Nov. 2, 1935. These were tough economic times, and the country was still suffering through the Depression. The standard ...

Paul Teutul Jr. needs little introduction for anyone with the slightest of interest in the automotive industry. Granted, the 50-year old American is more of a star in the world of motorcycles, ...

Not every custom build becomes an icon, but this 1939 Lincoln Zephyr Coupe transcended all and has become a superstar. It even has a name: "Scrape." And if you like what you see, RM Sotheby's will see ...

One of the best-known hot rods in the world is about to cross the auction block. Nicknamed Scrape, this 1939 Lincoln Zephyr has been on the cover of countless enthusiast magazines, it’s been displayed ...

Lincoln Zephyr coupes look good no matter how you slice it and Jim Waggaman's '39 3-window coupe is no exception. Jim's coupe also features a number of bells and whistles such as power steering, ...

The man they call Bones has been throwing ideas around in this hobby for quite some time. Forty years ago, he was just a lanky, young punk helping out at Dean Jeffries' shop in L.A., back when the ...

Editor’s note: David Krumboltz’s regular column is on hiatus until further notice due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. In its place, we’re running some of Dave’s favorite past columns. This one ...

Presented as a 1936 model, Ford Motor Co. introduced the Lincoln Zephyr on Nov. 2, 1935. These were tough economic times, and the country was still suffering through the Depression. The standard ...