Pantera, Lincoln zephyr connection

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My buddy and I were at a cruise night not long ago. I drove my Pantera and he drove his 1941 Lincoln zephyr. The guy came up to us and asked if we knew what the connection was with the two cars. We had no idea. Dad designed the Zephyr and son designed the Pantera. Pretty cool!

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Tom attended the Texas fun rally in 2015 and we all visited a private museum out in the boondocks.

I could not pass up the opportunity to photograph Tom in front of his father’s most well-known creation.

The zephyr was built between 1936 and 1942

Larry

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