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Mentioning a Tucker automobile below,, lets see how many know this?

Ron J

Ron J

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1. How was it powered? 2. Where was the engine ? 3. What year was it built? 4. How many were made? 5. What was unique about its headlights? NO CHEATING>>>> (Answers are posted under "more Moose Tails" in the above section) So how many can you answer without looking? :D
 
can not answer without looking up the answers. Seems like it had a rear engine and the headlights were tracking.

I saw one of them at the Detroit Auto Show back in the 60's
 
Seems like I recall they looked a little like a combination of a Studerbaker and Kaizer/Frazier....

George-CT
 
There is a local guy , here Whitman / Abington that built a Tucker Torpedo from a set of original plans and talking to one of Tuckers designers /engineers , just so happens his last name is Tucker also , no relation , based on a 69' Buick Riviera and reworked to spec. neat car ....
Bill G.
 
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