Ulu Posted October 25 Report Posted October 25 Do you guys watch Preston Tucker’s Speed Shop on youtube? Quote
RNR1957NYer Posted October 25 Report Posted October 25 56 minutes ago, Ulu said: Do you guys watch Preston Tucker’s Speed Shop on youtube? Thanks for the tip - neat stuff on their playlist! Quote
JBNeal Posted November 5 Report Posted November 5 counting neckties on the Tucker assembly line 1 Quote
RNR1957NYer Posted November 5 Report Posted November 5 1 minute ago, JBNeal said: counting neckties on the Tucker assembly line More ties than in church Sunday.... Quote
Plymouthy Adams Posted November 6 Report Posted November 6 (edited) technically from the standpoint of ripped off design, features and such, I am not at all upset that the company went under....continuing the same fraud and scam today on the so called unfinished cars being added to the register...another bogus claim and anyone who has the an original counted car is being devalued with the additions....this is not right for the receivers to make money and debase the true cars. Edited November 6 by Plymouthy Adams Quote
JBNeal Posted November 12 Report Posted November 12 counting neckties on the Tucker final assembly line 1 Quote
JBNeal Posted November 19 Report Posted November 19 counting neckties on the Tucker assembly line 1 Quote
JBNeal Posted November 26 Report Posted November 26 the skeptical crowd observing a helicopter engine being shoved up into a Tucker Quote
DonaldSmith Posted December 3 Report Posted December 3 The steering wheel must be one of the fifty Lincoln steering wheels that Tucker bought from Ford. I was told some seventy years ago that the spaciousness was a safety feature. In case of an accident, the front-seat passenger could duck down there. (That was before seat belts.) Quote
Ulu Posted December 4 Report Posted December 4 Unofficially, they called it the crash basement. Quote
Dan Hiebert Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago (edited) The Drug Enforcement Administration's museum in their headquarters in Arlington, VA used to have a Tucker on display. It had been bought with drug profits (it was the en-vogue antique car to have back then) and was ultimately seized when DEA wrapped the case up. I saw it there in '94, but I vaguely recall that since then they have gotten rid of it, donated to the Smithsonian, I think. Edited 2 hours ago by Dan Hiebert Quote
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