Spotted in Pigeon Forge Today - 1940 Lincoln Zephyr Convertible

[pkhammer]

  So I was wandering thru a sea of Muscle cars, rat rods and jacked up trucks this morning and I spot this being pulled down the strip on a trailer. 1940 Lincoln Zephyr Convertible I think. Unfortunately I only got to see it go by and wasn't able to speak to the owner/seller.

 

  See what the AACA has done to me? 10 years ago I would've been too busy looking at the muscle cars and hot rods to even notice this. Now I don't remember much about anything else I saw except this! 😃

[K8096]

That’s no Zephyr, it’s a Continental.   ‘40 or ‘41.   

[Paul Dobbin]

PK,

I had to miss the fun in Pigeon Forge, this year and envy your experience today.

[pkhammer]

Always a fun time here but not as great as it used to be. It seems the super jacked-up late model pickups with the huge wide wheels and low profile rubber (reminds me of skate wheels) have taken over. Just not my cup of tea. There is still enough good stuff in town to be interesting.

[old car fan]

As Ed would  say, floor sweepings. Absolutely worthless. 

[TAKerry]

I think those trucks look silly and dont do anything for me (and Im  truck guy), but theres enough money in that one to buy a VERY nice pre war Packard, Lincoln, etc.................. To each his own. 

[Rusty Heaps]

I would like for you to have seen this one on a trailer and for sale at Pigeon Forge! Unfortunately I didn’t get the opportunity to go. 

[Xander Wildeisen]

Spotted this yesterday morning getting coffee.

[hook]

On 9/16/2023 at 3:28 PM, pkhammer said:

  So I was wandering thru a sea of Muscle cars, rat rods and jacked up trucks this morning and I spot this being pulled down the strip on a trailer. 1940 Lincoln Zephyr Convertible I think. Unfortunately I only got to see it go by and wasn't able to speak to the owner/seller.

 

  See what the AACA has done to me? 10 years ago I would've been too busy looking at the muscle cars and hot rods to even notice this. Now I don't remember much about anything else I saw except this! 😃

It's a 1941 Lincoln Continental or a 1940 with a 1941 grille. (it doesn't have push button door handles)

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