1939 Lincoln Zephyr Teardown

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[dannypeter]

The start of another amazing journey. Thanks for sharing. Cheers Mike, Big Steve. Keepin it real!. Good to see Carapila back at work

[nansfoodvlogs]

Hey…what a find! It’s crazy cars were made out of wood back then and the glove box was actually pristine. So hard to find a complete one without it being torn up. Can’t wait to see what you do to it! The break down of a car is definitely a fun part!

Big Steve showing us his power pushing the Zephyr 💪🏻

[johnboughton]

Greetings from Pembroke Dock to all at Bello’s Kustoms & all those followers of the Great Fabricator Mike Bellos

[rjmacay]

Apart from the craftsmanship of Mike Bello, I always admire your dedication and hardwork Mr. camera guy! Always filming the good stuff. 🎥 🏆

[lloydkratka]

I did a 36 Chevy 5 window coupe, every one asked me if I’m going to use the OG motor and transmission, I said no because I like to go fast and look cool . I’m running a 406 small block Chevy with a TKO 5 speed transmission with a 55 Chevy posi reared . Would like to share the picture don’t know how on this.
Much love and respect for what you do

[allenbullard]

Always help out the homie. Don't forget to always press the " like " button & " subscribe "

[FrankAustinLowney]

IMHO initial disassembly is one of the most exciting parts of a build. Discovering what is right and what is wrong powers the planning process. One could almost see your thinking as you dug into this thing.

[mikeschauger]

SOME OF THE BEST CUSTOMIZERS I'VE SEEN TO DATE AND I'VE SEEN A LOT! 👍

[vikingfather]

It would be awesome to know the history of a great old car like this, who owed it, where it came from, etc.

[RobertBrown-si]

Some people see damage…. Squint real hard and see a gorgeous beauty…. Keep up the great work….😊

[johncrawford]

I enjoy watching Mike do his magic with these sweet car when he is done with them

[JimIrelandIrishJr]

What a neat project. I am amazed at the amount of wood in the rear seat area. I guess the limited production of the Zephyr convertible made more sense to support that area with wood. Go, Bud!

[JimBosGarage]

Got a question. When you see a lot of rust how do you go about deciding what way you are going to tackle it? Do you fallow back to good metal or do you just replace it it? I’m just curious. Thanks for letting enjoy your work.

[davepatrick]

The Zephyr has some great styling, I can't wait to see Mike's artistry that will mahe this an amazing ride, tu sabes!❤😊

[briankumpan]

You are an artist who is looking at someone elses art work turned puzzle who in turn looks at it and turns into Your ark work/puzzle. This way when it goes back together it will have the true function it was meant to have and not so much of the artwork it had when it was first made. You truly are a Master At Your Craft. I Thank You for that

[rayphelps]

Looking forward to watching a artist in motion on another great build by the master....Keep them coming Mike

[delhug]

Thanks for showing the dirty part of building custom cars. Its not all glitz and glamor, ya need to get your hands dirty. Nice job keeping it real, cheers!

[RoadratEddie]

It's amazing that back in the day they used fine thread hardware on everything and that 80 years later they weren't welded together with rust

[richardsmith-qyvl]

I would just like to know how many zyphers you worked on in your life my first time seeing a convertible I think. It should be a nice build I hope it's a complete build.

[simplysimon]

Looking forward to seeing this brought back to life, Mike.