AzPete
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Wonder where they would have been if they survived until now....
http://www.laubly.com/1948tucker.htm
http://www.laubly.com/1948tucker.htm
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Nice Tucker page...
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Fast68back
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WOW, they drive it. I've never seen one go across any of the auction blocks, I'd be curious to see what one would bring.
Fast68back
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$750,000 at auction on June 7th.....
http://www.clars.com/1948tucker.html
http://www.clars.com/1948tucker.html
AzPete
Well-Known Member
I am a firm believer in driving these old cars......but a value like that could put a different light on a Sat. night cruise in at Wally World.....
I have seen two or three of these and they are amazing cars. This place, http://www.tacm.com/carmuseum/thecars.htm , has one plus the Studebaker made to look like a tucker that was totaled in the movie. That was an interesting car also.
I have seen two or three of these and they are amazing cars. This place, http://www.tacm.com/carmuseum/thecars.htm , has one plus the Studebaker made to look like a tucker that was totaled in the movie. That was an interesting car also.
Fast68back
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How cool is this one....
http://www.hotrod.com/featuredvehicles/113_0703_1948_tucker/index.html
Another cool webpage
http://www.robidaconcepts.com/page/page/1918153.htm
http://www.hotrod.com/featuredvehicles/113_0703_1948_tucker/index.html
Another cool webpage
http://www.robidaconcepts.com/page/page/1918153.htm
AzPete
Well-Known Member
So they are not ricer pipes after all.......they should be called "Tuckers"
That is a nice one for sure.
That is a nice one for sure.
Fast68back
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"AzPete" said:
A nice "clone", the most sincere form of flattery, the Clone
AtlantaSteve
Active Member
Those are stunning cars. I've never seen one in person, but I sure hope to some day.
I did a little reading up on them a while back and found a site I bookmarked. The Official Tucker Club of America
http://www.tuckerclub.org/index.php
The interesting things to me were that:
1) they have a Forum. How much talking can you do about 52 cars?
2) They have a list of all 52 cars, and as much data as they know about where the car is now, and whether or not you can see it:
http://www.tuckerclub.org/html/see_a_tucker.php
Steve
I did a little reading up on them a while back and found a site I bookmarked. The Official Tucker Club of America
http://www.tuckerclub.org/index.php
The interesting things to me were that:
1) they have a Forum. How much talking can you do about 52 cars?
2) They have a list of all 52 cars, and as much data as they know about where the car is now, and whether or not you can see it:
http://www.tuckerclub.org/html/see_a_tucker.php
Steve
I saw one up close at the Ford Towe Auto Museum in Sacramento a few years ago. It was a roaming display, but I believe it was fully functional. Very interesting, very nice car. One of the cooler things I discovered is that they have a very large under-dash area designed to allow the passengers to duck under it in case we ever got bombed/nuked (this was during the cold war).