Built by the short-lived Tucker Corporation in 1948, the Tucker 48 was one of the most innovative vehicles of its time. It's also one of rarest, with Preston Tucker having put together only 51 ...
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Preston Tucker's great-grandson, Mike Tucker, is showcasing one of the rare Tucker 48 cars
Preston Tucker designed the car, but only 51 were produced at the Chicago factory before he faced trial for securities fraud, ...
Built by the Tucker Corporation in 1947 and 1948, the Tucker 48 was one of the most innovative vehicles of its time. However, negative publicity from early production issues and a government ...
The 1948 Tucker 48 is one of the strangest cars in American history, dreamed up by the equally remarkable Preston Tucker. Its development was even stranger, with the original concept calling for a ...
Preston Tucker’s curious creation, the Tucker ’48 would likely be relegated to a few footnotes in automotive publications and obscure web links, were it not for faithful collectors and historians who ...
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ED WEINSTOCK WGAL NEWS EIGHT KNOWLEDGE. ALL RIGHT. WELL, ONE OF THE MOST FAMOUS WHAT IFS, AN AUTOMOTIVE HISTORY IS BEING CELEBRATED AT THE RCA MUSEUM IN HERSHEY THIS WEEKEND. THE TUCKER, 48, BETTER ...
The 1948 Tucker 48, unveiled as the ‘Car of Tomorrow’, is fondly remembered for its intriguing design and host of innovative features. Now one of the rare examples produced will cross the auction ...
There are all sorts of conspiracy theories that find our way to us. Virtually all of them consist of "My Turboencabulator gets 100 mpg on pure water, but Big Car doesn't want it to happen!" Virtually ...
The Big Three—General Motors, Ford and Chrysler—have long ruled over the American auto industry. But somehow that didn’t stop ambitious automakers like Preston Tucker from working to find a place in ...
No one was quite sure what to make of carmaker Preston Tucker in his day. He was trying to design revolutionary vehicles that would have outshined the Big Three (if only they had worked), but his ...
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