27 Jun 09 06:25, TOM WALKER wrote to MIMI GALLANDT:


 MG>> TW> GM used that name before WWII, long before Tucker, as I recall.
 MG>> Some
 MG>> TW> called then "Fastback" cars.

 MG>> FYI: We have a Tucker in the San Diego Automotive Museum in Balboa
 MG>> Park.

 TW> I know. Before my Tuesday Schedule go full I regualrly visited  the
 TW> "Free Tuesday" museums in the Park. I typicaly visited the Auto
 TW> Museum at least each time they rotated their Display. They have FAR
 TW> more cars avilable to show then will fit in the building and change
 TW> some periodicly. The Tucker is on permenant display as far as I know.

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

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