Conceived by the MAM team, it is a tribute to Boyd Coddington, an unforgettable genius and the world’s number one tuning artist, who passed away in 2008. He used to use this type of American car. The original model follows an aerodynamic line, which influenced the choice of the nickname “Zephyr”, derived from the Greek for the god of wind.
The Lincoln Zephyr marked the return of the legendary American marque to full-scale production in the 1930s. Under the Ford umbrella, it developed a robust car with strong lines that was a great success.
The modification of this model makes it considerably lower than the originals. This involved a very meticulous job, since it is rounded and has no right angles, and when the roof was lowered it was necessary to add pieces along the entire length and width of the entire surface. There are professionals who dedicate themselves exclusively to this work, as it requires a great deal of knowledge and experience.
