Sean Szymkowski May 5, 2017 Comment Now! Not every custom build becomes an icon, but this 1939 Lincoln Zephyr Coupe transcended all and has become a superstar. It even has a name: "Scrape." ...

The list of show-stopping Lincoln Zephyr customs is not ... One look at Cook's wildly reworked custom Zephyr, better known as "Scrape," was all it took to convince Frank Ricciardelli that his ...

The Lincoln Zephyr custom was sold at the end of this publicity ... once more in the public eye. Scrape is one of the most iconic hot-rods of all time. Unveiled in 1998, it featured on the cover ...

Now, if you are that kind of car head who would drool over classic beauties, then Paul Teutul Jr.’s very own customized 1939 ...

Nicknamed Scrape, this 1939 Lincoln Zephyr has been on the cover ... As you might have guessed, the name Scrape alludes to the custom Zephyr’s ground clearance — or lack thereof.

Lincoln Zephyr is on display this weekend at the West Coast Kustoms Cruisin' Nationals car show at the Santa Maria Fairpark.

Petersen, who purchased the Zephyr for his namesake museum. On display for nearly a decade and a half, in 2013 Scrape once again hit the auction blocks—but this time, the well-worn custom only ...

the Zephyr did not impress the industry all that much, but would eventually turn into the longest-running Lincoln nameplate, the Continental. For custom shops, early-production Zephyrs are a ...