i wish factory five made replicas of this!

This is not America. .. when Tucker lost the case. Capitalism was lost aswell

There was only 50 of these made I believe . This is literally as rare as hens teeth.

Great looking car me and my parents saw the car back in the 50s when I was growing up thanks for showing this beautiful car

man cars are so soulless nowadays

1.7 million

This would no doubt be my favorite unit, as 13 is my favorite number. Also Preston's own great grandson is working on it, how cool!

Wow! This video answered two questions I had: 1- what had become of the tin goose, the no doubt most valuable Tucker of them all. 2- if there were still any living descendants of Preston Tucker. The answer to both is in this video. Thank you.

Too bad these cars were too noisy

CARS.

What colour is on this car.?.. colour name?..paint code?.. thanks..absolutely stunning

I bet if you labeled it as foreign aid theyd have left it alone so sad the government cant just leave well enough alone

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I wonder if those lollypop controls were found leftover in that big old building when Tucker moved in, I mean the place is HUGE. I'm fact, I wonder if there was other discarded materials or tools that Tucker may have used?

Gorgeous colour. When they moved the fuel filler to front fender, was the tank also relocated?

Suggestion for Tucker Redo, Think about a Fiberglass replica body matted to a Volvo S60 T8 Full Chassis with Front gas engine and front wheel drive with a a rear EV drive for Rear wheel Drive. Coupled for a highly effective AWD Hybrid, Now wrap that drive line in the Classis Tucker Body. Volvo is stopping the S60 Production but the factory is in the Carolinia's so a Longer term Contract for Rolling Driving chassis would be possible!?!?!?! Be a 455 HP AWD Hybrid, 0 to 60 in 4.3 seconds, Think Tucker would love that! D

id buy one right now. this is bad ass engineering at its finest.

Wonderful job folks. I took a good friend to see the 1013 last year at Swigart. Beautiful automobile.

Great too seen younger gen seeing.how something was evolved, an a g.son of Tucker cool

Awesome

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There is a beautiful Tucker in Phoenix at the Martin Auto Museum. They got it about 6 months ago. black with a tan interior.

I love every minute of this! So proud of you all! Long live Tucker autos and the Tucker Family!

That’s so cool and that Preston great grandson is working on it even better!!! Another generation that will know the greatness of one of the best Automobiles ever made!!! Rest in peace, Preston, Tucker, knowing that you live on and many of our hearts

I was born in forty nine so I actually road in one and what a dream back in fifty five or six,... I was very little at the time. I did not see a exhaust system like this yet wonder if I even noticed much of anything at all. I was born in the back seat of a Chrysler, and it was a forty seven that set in our yard as art and a promise to restore the engine. I and my brother was passenger in the back while mom learned to drive. Our dad was in the hospital with burns that almost covered his entire body. This happened in fifty six and so very very cold car. Mom finally learned all of the controls and we had marginal heat. My brother born in fifty four and so his first journeys were quite hard on him.

It's cool that the great great grandson Preston Tucker got to work on the car that would be cool and then also I love the Tucker because of the helicopter engine in the rear

What the government did to Preston Tucker was criminal.

So sweet. Boy, good luck getting that spare out though. I know they had some design flaws, but they might have been able to make improvements, if given the chance.

Tuckers are totally overhyped. Great to see the museum allowed these guys to work on the car.

I love that current day Tuckers are still Tuckering around with Tuckers 😊

My favorite car in Mafia 2

A modern full size, Chevrolet, Corvair, the tucker was way ahead of its time, but it would have been a fine car

These old Tuckers are so intriguing! It’s good to see the Tucker family going on for generations and generations too.

I only got to see a Tucker car being driven to a show in Stillwater, Oklahoma years ago and I wondered about the middle headlight as it blew past me. Later realized I had seen a Tucker. lol 😅fool me hahaha

Thank you. Nice to see future mechanics involved with this project.

It is definately good to see a next generation tucker getting involved in the industry

Very impressive engine..

I recall seeing a Tucker on the road near 6th and Mclay, Harrisburg, PA in the late 1940s.

Nice job, guys.tuckers would have been a game changer had they been able to be manufactured..

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couple of dumb questions here. I've seen two numbers for the official count of how many were actually made. what's the Word of God from the tuckers themselves on how many? do these use 3 sealed beams, or is there a single filament job for the cyclops light?

And a good morning to you as well , That's a wonderful car I like everything about it and that color is Is perfect for it 🇺🇲🙂

Cool

Very good job! Great to see keeping the name alive!

That one looks mint! Awesome!

It didnt smoke as much as i thought it would. They sound so odd turning over ! Lol They found Tucker # 1010 In Auburn Washington.

Nice work gentlemen!

Bravo gentlemen! What a fantastic video!

The total Restoration on this car was done well.🇺🇲

Man! They’re so lucky to be able to work on such beautiful automotive history! A work of art!👌🥰👉❤️👍 preserving a national treasure! Thank you so much for sharing!