What's in Your Garage? A 1939 Zephyr Custom Cabriolet

In this captivating video, get ready to be mesmerized by the unveiling of a rare gem of automotive history - a custom 1939 Zephyr, one of only 15 ever produced. Prepare to embark on a journey through time as we delve into the astounding details and amazing features of this remarkable classic car.
Step back into the glamorous era of the late 1930s, when automotive design was at its peak, and witness the unparalleled elegance and sophistication of the 1939 Zephyr. With its sleek lines, iconic grille, and impeccable craftsmanship, this car truly stands as a testament to the golden age of automobiles.
As we explore every nook and cranny of this vintage beauty, you'll discover the intricate interior, meticulously preserved to reflect the original glory of this masterpiece. From the luxurious leather upholstery to the exquisite wood detailing, every element of the 1939 Zephyr tells a story of the timeless artistry in automotive design.
Join us as we delve into the engineering marvels that lay beneath the hood, basking in the power and performance that made this vehicle a legend in its time. Hear the engine roar and witness the smooth ride of a bygone era that still captivates car enthusiasts today.
Whether you're a history buff, a car enthusiast, or simply appreciate the beauty of timeless design, this unveiling of the 1939 Zephyr is an absolute must-watch. Immerse yourself in the allure of this rare gem and experience the awe-inspiring charm that has made it an automotive icon.
Don't miss this chance to witness the unveiling of a true automotive treasure. Sit back, relax, and let us transport you to an era where sophistication and grace ruled the road. Join us for this unforgettable journey as we reveal the remarkable story behind the custom 1939 Zephyr, a dazzling piece of automotive history.
Stay tuned for more captivating videos that celebrate the allure of classic cars and their enduring legacy. Remember to like, share, and subscribe to our channel for regular updates and a closer look at the world of automotive wonders!
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[@ferrochinabisleri1587]

Only 16 cabriolets made, and you did this to yours, instead on restoring it to original specs? Beside, what's that Opel emplem on the hubcap? Are those Opel rims?

[@musclecarswitheric]

Thanks for your comments. This is the beauty of hotrodding. People get to do what they want with their cars. The owner said what the rims are. They are American Racing Salt Flat rims. Thanks for watching.

[@ferrochinabisleri1587]

@@musclecarswitheric I would had thought a bit more, that's all. Of course that's my opinion, and in my opinion a more common car should have been chosen to make an hotrod. That hubcap emblem it's identical to the GM Opel one.

[@musclecarswitheric]

Thanks for the conversation and your take on this car. This video client has had all sorts of custom cars over the past 20 years, all of which were totally customized, such as this one. He likes one-off stuff. Cheers! @@ferrochinabisleri1587

[@joseyzadoria7815]

Why do you list it as a 1934 if its a 1939?

[@musclecarswitheric]

good catch. I just changed it. Thanks!