Jackie White Estate - Lincoln Zephyr Hot Rod & Car Hauler Enclosed Trailer at Online Auction

1939 Lincoln Zephyr Street Rod “The Zemi”

Presenting an extraordinary, no-expense-spared custom 1939 Lincoln Zephyr Street Rod known as “The Zemi” — a professionally crafted, award-winning build combining timeless Art Deco styling with modern street rod performance and craftsmanship.

This stunning custom was the result of a meticulous 6-year build using an original Arizona-sourced body and frame that were exceptionally solid and rust-free. This is NOT a kit car. The build was completed in Science Hill, Kentucky, by the late Jacky White alongside renowned fabricator and painter Danny Goodman.

Finished in breathtaking PPG Emerald City Green — a former PPG Color of the Year — the car features subtle ghost flames that come alive in the light. Extensive body modifications include a custom front grille, Mini Cooper headlights, stretched rear fenders, shaved door handles, suicide doors, and smooth solid rear fenders for an ultra-clean profile. Additional custom touches include hidden taillights blended seamlessly into the paint, a retractable hidden license plate system, and an electric trunk opener/closer.

Under the hood sits the legendary Chrysler 426 Hemi JEGS crate engine, beautifully detailed with chrome and polished stainless components throughout. Performance upgrades include dual Edelbrock carburetors mounted to an aluminum intake, custom velocity stack air cleaner setup, headers with exhaust cutouts, Wilwood brakes, narrowed rear end, Fatman Customs suspension, and air ride suspension for exceptional stance and drivability.

The custom interior is equally impressive, featuring ostrich leather door panels and headliner accented with crocodile leather inserts, embroidered leather seating, and the original center gauge cluster tastefully retained to preserve the Zephyr’s iconic character.

“The Zemi” has earned recognition on some of the country’s biggest indoor custom car show stages, including invitation-only appearances and prestigious awards:

• Cavalcade of Customs – Cincinnati, Ohio – Best Engine
• World of Wheels – Chicago, Illinois – Best Paint
• World of Wheels – Indianapolis, Indiana – Master Builders Award

A Wells Cargo AutoWagon enclosed trailer featuring a dual-axle configuration and a rear ramp door. The trailer measures 25 ft long x 7 ft 8 inches wide. The exterior is finished in white with 'SLAP SHOT-I' and checkered flag graphics. The interior is equipped with a checkered floor pattern, overhead diamond-plate storage cabinets, and interior wall decor. There is an approx 2 ft area across the front of the trailer for storage. The trailer includes a tongue jack and various storage compartments containing miscellaneous items. The unit is marked as a National Association of Trailer Manufacturers (NATM) member.