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I believe that is a postwar tank with the bulge as seen in pic

BEAUTIFUL BRAND NEW IN THE BOX (COOL BOX) FOG LIGHT FOR POSTWAR LINCOLN LOOK AT THIS AWESOME THING, SAVE THE BOX FOR YOUR TROPHY SHELF!! $95.00 SHIPPING INCLUDED

Zefferists are a passionate bunch, like others.. We understand they are not the machine that a Packard 12 , or Auburn, or Pierce..but I fell in love at first sight..quirky but beautiful......

https://www.lzoc.org/ Ck out the website, get some old issues of award winning "Way of the Zephyr publication" The club has nearly 1,000 members in every state and several foreign countries. We also have Regional Chapters to serve our members closer to home. If you have an interest in these cars, we'd love to hear from you. Drop us a line or send us an e-mail, and we'll get a membership application to you by return mail. Or download and print an application and mail it to us. Within just a few weeks, you'll receive your first magazine and a list of all the items available from the club's "Lincolnalia" director, including back issues of our fine magazine. As we update our biennial Membership Directory, you'll receive a copy. Annual dues are as follows: U.S. 3rd Class.................$50.00 U.S., Canada, Mexico 1st Class...$58.00 All Other Foreign Countries: Air Mail...........................$68.00 For correspondence regarding membership transactions, send to: LZOC, c/o Cornerstone Registrations, Ltd., PO Box 1715, Maple Grove, MN 55311, U.S.A. Ph: 763-420-7829 Fax: 763-420-7849 For general information and all other correspondence, send to: LZOC, c/o Mr. Tom Brunner, 25609 N. Forest Rd., #10, Rio Verde, AZ 85263 For items related to the club's magazine, The Way of the Zephyr, send correspondence to: Mr. Richard L. Cole, Editor, The Way of the Zephyr, 200 E. Fesler #206, Santa Maria, CA 93454 For correspondence relating to Lincolnalia and Back Issues, send to: Mr. Robert Barr, PO Box 115, Sheboygan, WI, 53082

The H-V-12 is an engine that likes to run at high rpms, it did not breath well especially when lugged around town, which amazingly it could do quite well. It had hydraulic lifters after the first several years which rendered it almost silent in operation. Marginal oil quality, poor maintenance and low speed driving contributed to the bad rap. I am a LZ owner/ driver for 40 years, and yes the 12 was not a cheap overhaul, but when completed competently, with exacting tolerances, equipped with a Columbia 2 speed axle or warner od it is an automobile that than travel modern highways with ease and comfort.

Around Acadia in Maine last week

NICE THANKS FOR POSTING JB

Picnic in Zephyr radios...

This is one of the hand built - special ordered- home office- direct from Edsel Ford's desk kind of special cars...built for family in a time when the elite wore high hats and participated in very formal events "On the Town" . The kind of arrival expected for red-carpet events... The car was built for Edsel's bro in-law Ernst Kanzler, then made its way into the defense department fleet in the war years. (defense dpt Robert Lovett) The other special thing about this car is the fact that it went back to the factory for a front end facelift, (similar to the Sunshine Special) used by presidents...The car holds a very special footnote in history, whether you think it to be a thing of beauty or merely a curiosity, as H-V-12 fans, ya gotta appreciate what a neat thing it is---sliding glass partition,sliding soft top over Chauffeur, optional trunk model -- etc--mostly original, obviously maintained over its lifetime....it's twin was driven by Mrs. Ford.... enjoy..

look at 40 merc tailights on this "40

THANKS

Toast to Edsel Ford.

SPAM

RUN STRAIGHT 6 VOLTS TO COIL SEE WHAT HAPPENS...(JUST FOR SHORT TIME)

I have a nos hub for my car, possibly, is the ford 68 series whicj fits all the ford of our era, the came as Zephyr, I bet it is...

no 26h are cast iron..painted silver-- try a magnet for 42-48 several sets on ebay..heavy to ship

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Absolutely gorgeous! I don't remember it ever looking needy, what was wrong with it, my drivers seat is cracking... Summer ride!! we were out past sunset last night, and I have to admit to winding out second a littler longer than nec to feel the power of the Lincoln V-12, and cool fragrant summer air, fresh cut grass in the fields. We live in Sylvania Oh, a stones throw, no pun intended from nice open roads around neighboring quarry's, nice smooth country road..see the Zephyr ad Nights like these are standard....... https://www.olanderpark.com/olanderpark/fossil-park/