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This shot shows the correct carb linkage for a '37 Zephyr. The
'38s (and I believe, 39s) also use a Stromberg carb with "LZ" written on the driver's side bowl, but the linkage is different.
Package tray behind passenger seat in a '37 coupe. Note the
little pull handle for the hinged door. Also, note that the fabric on top of the lower package shelf is *not* regular
carpet, as the Zephyr Authenticity manual suggests, but similar to the trunk mat. I know this is correct because the
original interior in my car is not carpet either.
Nice picture of the steering column area. The knob right under
the ashtray pulls out to activate the Columbia overdrive unit. The larger white knob lurking underneath activates the
foglights. You can also see the metal "trip meter" knob to the right of the foglight knob.
I've included this picture to show the slight difference between the
steering wheel column and wheel color, and the horn button. I've seen one totally unrestored car, and the horn button
seemed to *almost* match, but was still lighter than the column. Any thoughts on this?
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