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Cover Story: Lincolns in Tidewater Virginia; A Report on GOF XXXIII

On the Cover: Judging is the heart and soul of any Gathering of the Faithful, and so it was at Toddsbury in Tidewater Virginia at GOF XXXIII on May 12. Here, Lloyd Pearson's well-known Burgundy Red 1939 Lincoln-Zephyr Coupe is scrutinized by a team of judges whose focus at the time John Sweet shot this scene was on the correct number of screws that hold up the top edge of the luggage compartment side panel. The gravity of this question is something akin to that entertained once by theologians who wondered how many angels could dance on the head of a pin. Here, Jake Fleming, facing the camera, tells Lloyd what he thinks, while the others peer, muse, listen, and contemplate. In the distance is Toddsbury, built in 1658, beneath its stately trees; at the right is one of its guest houses, like the manor house itself, of two stories, with a mansard roof. It is only about a hundred and fifty years old.

		Cover Story: Lincolns in Tidewater Virginia; A Report on GOF XXXIII On the Cover: Judging is the heart and soul of any Gathering of the Faithful, and so it was at Toddsbury in Tidewater Virginia at GOF XXXIII on May 12. Here, Lloyd Pearson's well-known Burgundy Red 1939 Lincoln-Zephyr Coupe is scrutinized by a team of judges whose focus at the time John Sweet shot this scene was on the correct number of screws that hold up the top edge of the luggage compartment side panel. The gravity of this question is something akin to that entertained once by theologians who wondered how many angels could dance on the head of a pin. Here, Jake Fleming, facing the camera, tells Lloyd what he thinks, while the others peer, muse, listen, and contemplate. In the distance is Toddsbury, built in 1658, beneath its stately trees; at the right is one of its guest houses, like the manor house itself, of two stories, with a mansard roof. It is only about a hundred and fifty years old.
	Table of Contents: Lincolns in Tidewater Virginia... Zephyrists convene on the grounds of a 340-year-old estate What is This?... L.D. Arrington brought a new Lincoln collectible to Toddsbury ...And the Winner is Jim Casilio!... He always did like those new Lincoln LS sedans, anyway! Remembering the Zephyr... Herbert King recalls his days as a driver for the Lincoln Division Sales Office Zephyrists Write... Letters to the Editor James Holbrook, Wood Carver... Tucker Madawick profiles an artist who has made some tiny Lincolns On the West Wind... with Editor Dave Cole Video Suppliers' Showcase... Watch this 1942 Lincoln sales film strip on your VCR The LZOC Classifieds... The club's marketplace
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