Tucker Tribune

1946 - It was in November of 1946 that articles detailing concepts for the “Car of the Future” appeared on newsstands in both Mechani...

1947 - After working on the 589 engine for several months, an August 1947 engineering report deemed the cost for the starter would be pr...

1946 - It was July of 1946 that Preston Tucker signed a lease agreement with the War Assets Administration (WAA) for the wartime Dodge B...

The Lemay Museum - "America's Car Museum" On June 2, 2012, the LeMay Museum - home of Tucker No. 1007 - opened in its s...

No Photos of Tucker No. 1042 are Known to Exist The story of Tucker No. 1042 is perhaps the most bizarre of any of the missing Tucke...

1947 - The month of June 1947 saw work completed on the Tucker prototype-the "Tin Goose"-and its unveiling to the world at the...

Tucker No. 1027 Tucker No. 1027 is perhaps one of the better known of the missing Tucker 48s , thanks to a dramatic scene in Tucker: T...

1947 - It was May of '47 that the J. Gordon Lippincott & Company design team completed its work on a full-sized clay model. The ...

Tucker No. 1023 Tucker No. 1023 was completed in September 1948 and ended up in Massachusetts and New York as a company demonstrator c...

1948 - The month of April has proven to be a very busy time in Tucker history, particularly April of 1948.  By then, Tucker Corporation ...