29 Jun 09 06:46, TOM WALKER wrote to ROY WITT:


 RW>> Last time I looked, there was a Tucker in the museum in Rosanky, TX,
 RW>> over by Luling. They used to have a swap meet there once a year that
 RW>> took up about 15 acres of the property. The museum and property was
 RW>> sold a while back, but it's previous owner still maintains a small
 RW>> museum in San Marcos, a bit closer now and just up the road from
 RW>> here. I'll have to inquire about the Tucker and see if he still has
 RW>> it.

 TW> Teh Towne Frod Museum up in Sacramentop is a geally  good one.
 TW> Istoppewd there when i was up for the Openinfg of the California
 TW> Statew Railroad Museum. I also visited the Old Haras Automobile
 TW> Museum in Nevada. That was a Sad day when the new owners broke that
 TW> one up. It was one of the Largest Museums of totaly restored Cars in
 TW> the World. And they stil had a pretty good backlog of projects.

The Rosanky museum was privately owned by a man who owns a cable
manufacturing business in San Marcos. He owned a lot of those cars in his
collection, but those that he didn't own were their on loan from friends.
He's also responsible for the 'tour' across America in those old cars,
none of which are newer than the late 1930s.

                R\%/itt

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