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17/11/2025 4:56 pm
From 1936 through 1941 the Lincoln-Zephyr and the Continental's were some of the sexiest and most glamorous cars on the road!
At the EyesOn Design Exhibition, a significant collection of collector cars is assembled every year where the overall theme is celebrating automotive design. Within the main grouping are small selections of cars that showcase a specific era or design style.
These sexy little gems are from the 2016 show field.
1939 Lincoln-Zephyr V-12 Coupe
another 1939 V-12 Coupe
1940 Lincoln Continental Cabriolet
1941 Lincoln Continental Coupe
the 1940 & 1941 Continental pair
John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA
17/11/2025 5:22 pm
Magnificent group of Lincolns. The color combo on the first Zephyr pictured is outstanding! Great pics of course!!
John Bono
North Jersey
17/11/2025 7:40 pm
@sizedoesmatter +1. My first thought was that two tone paint on that coupe and how much I liked it. Thanks for the pictures John, they really were sexy Lincolns.
17/11/2025 8:52 pm
Did anyone ever make a Continental coupe in either 1/24 or 1/18? We have a lot of cabriolets, but I always wanted a hardtop.
17/11/2025 9:57 pm
Did anyone ever make a Continental coupe in either 1/24 or 1/18?
I've never seen one in either scale, only 1/43.
18/11/2025 12:09 am
Those are beautiful cars.
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
18/11/2025 1:55 am
My first thought was that two tone paint on that coupe and how much I liked it.
spot on Bob, that was exactly my thought. Each color compliments the other perfectly. Great collection of beautiful cars, thanks John
18/11/2025 7:14 am
Every one is elegant. But my favorite, too, is the top two tone Zephyr. I'd bet the ranch that if the colors were reversed, light color on top and dark color below (and maybe 4-5 coats of clear) the car would be even more spectacular!
18/11/2025 10:26 am
@perrone1 +1 I agree Tony! Now that is what you call a truuuuuuunk!
I never was able to warm up to the "continental kit" part of the Continental; it always seemed to be at styling odds with the rest of the car.
18/11/2025 10:51 am
@perrone1 +1 I agree Tony! Now that is what you call a truuuuuuunk!
I never was able to warm up to the "continental kit" part of the Continental; it always seemed to be at styling odds with the rest of the car.
I'm with you 100% on the Conny Kits. I always wanted a Zephyr after I bought our kayaks. I could put both of them in the trunk and close the lid!!
18/11/2025 12:27 pm
That first one is my favorite as well. Great photography John. Thank you.💯😊
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