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Small museum in central PA they have probably one of the bigest private collections of this one off car produced post WWII. I believe they have 3 and all were used in the movie and were/are driven. The museum attendant was very cool letting me get up close and personal with the car while taking these pictures. He was willing to let me get it on the car but I declined in hind site i should have taken him up on the offer. Don't think.i will ever get the chance again.
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I bet that was a cool experience.

Why are your pictures so blurry?
Trade in the flip phone brother! Lol

I love little finds like this place!
Sorry guys the photos were take years ago more than 15 years just stumbled upon them going through a flash drive and yeah they probably were take on a flip phone ha ha it was at the time state of the art. The one of the interior i was 3/4 of the way inside the car. Can't see it in the photos but the passenger foot well is a big open area intended for the passager crouch if they saw a collision coming. Factory seat belts, pop out glass and that engine a 6 cylinder out of a helicopter layed on its side if I would have to guess it has to be one of the first subaru style boxer engine.
^ Wow that's pretty bad ass.. Wonder what that cold start sounded like..haha
TimmyTurbos wrote
^ Wow that's pretty bad ass.. Wonder what that cold start sounded like..haha


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super cool.

love to see old time innovation
51 were produced...
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LOVE old car lot pix! Look at them white walls!
Picture perfect
3798j wrote
51 were produced...
A fully restored 1948 Tucker Torpedo (Chassis #1021) recently sold at the Mecum Auction in January 2024 for $1,700,000 USD. It previously traded hands between private owners and was prominently featured in the 1988 film "Tucker: The Man and his Dream"

Tucker 48 (Chassis #1021) sold for $1.7 million.2019 Tupelo Museum Auction:

A beige 1948 Tucker sold for $1.985 million.2012 Barrett-Jackson Scottsdale Auction:

The highest recorded Tucker sale occurred when a Waltz Blue 1948 Tucker (Chassis #1043) sold for $2.915 million.

1948 Tucker Torpedo - BARRETT-JACKSON 1948 Tucker 1021 sold for $1.7 million at ...Jan 13, 2024

Where did I leave that time machine :sigh:
Car-Addicted wrote
Where did I leave that time machine :sigh:
Back in 1985, disguised as a DeLorean.....
vreihen16 wrote
Back in 1985, disguised as a DeLorean.....
Well Played :clap: