once, a Tucker was just a car, and peoples kids played on them. Now, they are museum pieces. Sorta sad in a way

found on http://fifties50s.blogspot.com

Photos of the Tucker I haven't seen before

as rare as the 40 Tuckers are, they were probably all on a used car lot at one time. Just a guess. It's very odd to see one used as a billboard though

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the first (only) Tucker I've seen at a car show

A very unique interior, and this is the first time I've been able to take photos with good light

 with such a small dashboard, the radio was installed on the side of it. That shifter us normally seen in Terraplanes and a couple French cars... but is a cool looking design and might have been why it was used to sell the cars for Preston. Small and efficient, unusual enough to be eye catching, and works well with the levers on the far side of the  instrument cluster

Behind this small rear quarter panel grill, is the fuel filler door. Good hiding spot.

6 exhaust pipes and big grill for a tail panel because it has a 6 cylinder air cooled helicopter engine if I remember correctly