Re: Tucker Convertible
Posted by portlandon On 2010/1/10 13:30:11
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Well if 1 of 51 isn't historic, or worthy of preservation, or of needing restoration than what does?
I am sure the checkbook restoration/ Ego stroking millionaires club are foaming at the mouth to drive that onto the show field. Who else will have one? The Tucker owners before would quibble over their cars being most rare because of the color it was painted, or what # car it was.
This Tucker is special. And the young gentlemen who bought and restored it put his whole financial future/ business on the line to do something with this car that nobody else has, actually building A factory designed one off convertible that was started and never completed because the company went out of business.
I think the Hype is well deserved.
Sadly enough, real, historic, legitimate collector cars go begging for an appreciative owner for preservation and restoration.
Well if 1 of 51 isn't historic, or worthy of preservation, or of needing restoration than what does?
I am sure the checkbook restoration/ Ego stroking millionaires club are foaming at the mouth to drive that onto the show field. Who else will have one? The Tucker owners before would quibble over their cars being most rare because of the color it was painted, or what # car it was.
This Tucker is special. And the young gentlemen who bought and restored it put his whole financial future/ business on the line to do something with this car that nobody else has, actually building A factory designed one off convertible that was started and never completed because the company went out of business.
I think the Hype is well deserved.
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