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Cover Story: Airflows and Zephyrs -- The 70th Anniversary Streamlining Symposium at the Petersen Museum

On the Cover: Very different in appearance but similar in concept, the 1934 Chrysler Airflow and the 1936 Lincoln-Zephyr were the first production cars to adopt fully the principles of streamlining. In celebration of the 70th anniversary of the first appearances of the Airflow production car and the Zephyr prototype, enthusiasts of both marques met for a unique symposium at the Petersen Museum in Los Angeles on January 17th. See story, page 4.

Table of Contents:
A Word From Our President... Hard-working Zephyrists recognized, and two upcoming meets

Airflows and Zephyrs... The 70th anniversary of streamlining in auto design noted at the Petersen

On the West Wind... Musings from Editor Dave Cole

Zephyrists Write ... Letters to the Editor

Obituaries... We mourn Fred Hunter, David Freeman, Carol Hanson, and Earl Fetterman

Rear Fender Boots... Why some '40 Continentals have 'em and some don't

Zephyr Tech Tips... A deluxe valve lifter bar that really works!

Parts Suppliers' Showcase... News on repro rocker panels, distributor terminal plates, and cylinder heads

The LZOC Classifieds... The club's marketplace

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