[Peter Gariepy]

Another great Lincoln discussion forum. CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE.

http://www.thelincolnforum.net/phpbb/index.php

Peter

[classiclincoln]

Peter,

I've been a member of the National LCOC for a few years now and love the site. The BB is extremely helpful for those of us who are mechanical morons . I visit it regularly, and since I just joined the AACA, I'll be checking this site out too. I allready have it bookmarked.

Thanks!

Stu

[imported_Barry Wolk]

Hey Stu,

I just joined the AACA myself. Seems like a nice group.

Barry

[forduvorot]

Here the information on antique cars Ford
http://fordcarslover.cloud.prohosting.com/

[jefp1]

Thanks for the link

[Peter Gariepy]

http://www.lzoc.org/

[mikeyschroder]

hello everyone.

Im new to this post and type of media. I am currently working on my 1946 Lincoln 4 door sedan. I'm curious if anyone happens to know just how many of these sedans were produced after the War? mine is the 66H73 sedan model

thanks

Mike Schroder Jr
Littleton CO.

[imported_Barry Wolk]

This is the new address for TheLincolnForum.net

http://www.thelincolnforum.net/phpbb...a817491864aa32

[backydmech]

Hi,
new to site (just now signed up) also new to lincoln zephyr have gotten 1940 cabriolet. Car was undergoing restoration has been body off restored, trans, engine, rear end suspension rebuilt and assembled with body all instruments restored including radio, has all new chrome. left for me some wireing under dash, shift column and steering column not complete (steering column lock not in)some dash switches not installed big item of course interior and top. have boxes of parts to identify/sort.
this is my retirement project!!! now the ? where is best source pictures on assembly have already purchased gearheads cd rom (some help) ADVISE NEEDED

[gungeey]

Get yourself a Service Manual and Body Manual for your car.They were written by factory engineers for dealerships An automotive literature dealer or ebay should have them..Have fun, Steve