This 1937 Lincoln Zephyr convertible sedan represents automotive history as one of only 12 examples manufactured from 22 ordered. The V12 engine runs and drives beautifully, and this car retains its original condition—a rarity among survivors from this era. Its documented racing provenance includes participation in the first Great American Race, adding genuine significance to its ownership story.

The car belonged to Senator Ferdinand, reflecting the caliber of original owner. Excellent overall condition throughout, with the mechanical systems performing as intended. Finding a pre-war Lincoln of this caliber in unrestored, original condition is exceptionally uncommon.

This is a legitimate collectible with both historical documentation and the integrity that serious enthusiasts seek.