Manufactured exclusively in Detroit Motor City, the Lincoln-Zephyr lineup used to bridge the gap between the Ford V8 Deluxe and Lincoln Model K. Produced between 1936 and 1942, this fellow also ...

Source: Lincoln and Continental, Classic Motorcars, The Early Years, by Marvin Arnold A noun may best describe the Lincoln Zephyr: glue. The streamlined, affordable Lincoln is credited with holding ...

Introduced in 1946 as a successor to the Zephyr, the Lincoln H-Series remained in production for only three years. It was ...

Legend has it that a group of enterprising employees at Ford’s Depression-era assembly plant located on Terminal Island, Long Beach, California, wanted to build a 1936 Ford roadster with a V12 ...

Originally, Lincoln was an independent company until Ford Motor Co. bought it in 1922. It was largely Edsel Ford who finally convinced his father to buy the failing company for $8 million (about $110 ...