Help me identify this zephyr

[c1nicole]

My father passed over a year ago and had planned to finish restoring this gorgeous car.  Sadly, I cannot restore it an will have to sell it.  It has all the original parts with it and 3 engine blocks and 3 transmissions as well as lots of other extras.  The dash has been beautifully restored, exterior painted, new suspension and tires and all new wiring.  What is the year of this car and what is it all worth?  Sorry for the dusty car, but it has been in the garage, covered.  Knew not to brush off dust as it will scratch!  Hate to see her go, she is so pretty.... but have no choice.  Can provide more pictures if needed.  Trying to start looking for places to sell it, where should I list it?  Craigslist, Ebay, hemmings??? Thought this would be a good place to learn more about what we have and what she is worth.  Thank you in advance for any input.

 

 

  

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[keiser31]

BEAUTIFUL car! Looks to be a 1941.

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[Guest]

Where is the car located?

[c1nicole]

Thank you, I think she is stunning, literally breaks my heart to have to sell her.   We are located in Edmond, OK.  

[c1nicole]

7 minutes ago, keiser31 said:

BEAUTIFUL car! Looks to be a 1941.

 

Your car is gorgeous!!  I have always had a love for this body style!

[c1nicole]

There are extras of everything that my Dad bought with this car.  The dash has been completely redone, but there are 2 extra unrestored!!  

[keiser31]

23 minutes ago, c1nicole said:

 

Your car is gorgeous!!  I have always had a love for this body style!

That Lincoln Zephyr in the photo is not actually my car. I do not have one, but it is one of my all-time favorite coupes. My Dodge brothers coupes are a bit more squared off....

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[Hudsy Wudsy]

Geez, John, some crusty old codger photobombed your pic!

[keiser31]

2 minutes ago, Hudsy Wudsy said:

Geez, John, some crusty old codger photobombed your pic!

Yep....that guy ALWAYS spoils a good photo....

 

As far as a price on the Zephyr goes, you may want to scroll down to the "Lincoln and Zephyr" section of the forum and ask there.

[JustDave]

not trying to be cruel but maybe barry wolk would like this project,i know the last one got destroyed,i havent seen barry on the forum for quite awhile maybe someone should let him know just in case,i dont think this one measures up to barrys but who knows,   dave

[keiser31]

5 minutes ago, JustDave said:

not trying to be cruel but maybe barry wolk would like this project,i know the last one got destroyed,i havent seen barry on the forum for quite awhile maybe someone should let him know just in case,i dont think this one measures up to barrys but who knows,   dave

Barry would probably only be interested if it was a Continental. I will pass this on to him, though.

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[c1nicole]

1 hour ago, keiser31 said:

That Lincoln Zephyr in the photo is not actually my car. I do not have one, but it is one of my all-time favorite coupes. My Dodge brothers coupes are a bit more squared off....

 

 

Still a great car!!!  Yes, a little more square, but that's OK.   My Dad was a classic car enthusiast.  At his passing he had a 68 427/390 vette, 68 E-type jag, el camino (not sure of year), 82 recaro trans am, and this beauty.  Dad had good taste in cars.  Miss him like h@!!.   I was his only kid, and a girl at that.  I learned so much from him, but never enough.  Sure he is sick knowing we are parting with this car....

[F&J]

I believe the coupe is far more interest value that a convertible....meaning that you will be getting plenty of potential buyers with serious intent.  Not tire kickers.  I see it has repro $$$ Aluminum hotrod heads, so there may be other goodies that will push the cars demand even higher.  Very few antique cars in "almost assembled" bring serious replies... I can assure you that yours WILL