Lincoln Zephyr 1942 V12 Selling At No Reserv Auction!! High Bidder Winner!! on 2040-cars
Eagle, Colorado, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Exterior Color: Black
Make: Lincoln
Interior Color: Tan
Model: MKZ/Zephyr
Number of Cylinders: 12
Trim: 4 door
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Drive Type: Automatic
Mileage: 0
NO RESERV AUCTION!!! Immaculate WWII 1942 Lincoln Zephyr V12 Flathead engine. Drives, shifts and stops great. She seems to be absolutely rust free. I can't find any rust anywhere. Beautiful stainless trim and chrome, a great black paint, i give the paint 7,5 of a scale of 1-10 she need to be "polished" and there is a couple of tiny scratches but to small to be seen in pictures. The interior is in great condition also, "like new". All the rubber sealing at the doors and windows seems to be replaced. This is a older restoration but she,s overall still in great condition.There is no oil leaks from the engine. She have suicide doors in the back and there is no door handles to open the doors just push the knob and the door pops up! Very cool like a factory custom! There is a lot of spare parts that comes with the car in the trunk, a new carburetor, manuals and a lot of other parts. Ok she seems like a fantastic car and that is just what she is! But like all cars 70 + years there is always some small things to do and this one need the following! One window crank for left rear door that is missing, The window crank for the left front door is in the trunk. Lincoln badges for 3 of the hubcaps is missing . Radio is also in the trunk probably not working as removed but its all there! Nob for the switch to turn on lights is missing. One trim between door and hood is in the trunk and the other side seems to be missing? Interior lights for the lower left and right panel is wired but is in the trunk and needs to be put back in the hole already made. Chrome pieces on both sides of the hood is in the trunk and need to be repaired and re chromed. I have the stainless steel trim for both sill,s but they need to be repaired and polished they have dents. The door cranks at the passenger sides need to have 2 plastic knobs. I live on a gravel road and at the ruff parts there is a noise! I haven't been able to locate it yet but it sounds like coming from exhaust pipe or something. The exhaust is in great condition too. There is a little bit TLC needed for this Lincoln but just "small"stuff. I tried to describe this beauty as good as i can BUT This car is over 70 YEARS OLD!! so have that in mind. Buyer is responsible for pick up but i can help to drive her to a close location for easier pick up if needed. Title in hand. Good luck and happy bidding. |
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