ICON4x4 spent two years building this 1947 Lincoln Zephyr at their company in Los Angeles, California. Completed in 2014, the car rides on an Art Morrison custom chassis with Strange Engineering coilovers and triangulated 4-link rear suspension. A set of Wheel Vintiques custom wheels cover Wilwood six-piston brakes in front and 4-piston brakes in back. Under the hood sits a 5.0 L Coyote V8 producing 412 horsepower and 390 lb-ft of torque. The drivetrain features a 4R75W four-speed automatic transmission and Strange 9-inch rear end. The cabin holds custom gauges, custom stainless steering column with column shifter, custom leather interior, Rolls Royce wool carpet, custom seat belts, and power windows. The vehicle is currently for sale listed at $310,000.
Source: Icon4x4
As much as I admire the Icon engineering that goes into these cars, I personally would need to have a decent paint job that better reflects the lines of the car for US$310,000.
I agree with Russell. For that money, it needs a real paint job. I understand the derelict thing but with this level of engineering and development, it deserves to be finished in a color scheme that gives credence to the original design.
I have a 41 continental C4 vette suspension all around, six speed 454. primer. If that thing is 300+ K I should be able to get a good 100k for mine and now its for sale…..
1/3 of a million rat rod