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Defiant
Further trivia: Frances Ford Coppola is a huge Tucker fan. He directed "Tucker: The Man and His Dream", and when I did some work at his place in Rutherford, I got to see the six he then owned, tucked away in a barn there.
I'd thought the engines were Lycomings, but I'd not debate it.
I'd thought the engines were Lycomings, but I'd not debate it.
SCrawf1518
Tucker Torpedo. Of 50 or so produced over 40 remain. Flat 6 Franklin engine,rear-mounted, modified from air-cooled helicopter engine. These cars still look "contemporary" nearly 60 years after being introduced.
qwerty_86
Definitly a Tucker Torpedo.
antp
I was also going to say Tucker (1948).
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_2682-Tucker-Torpedo-1948.html
http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_2682-Tucker-Torpedo-1948.html
Hecubus
Sounds a lot like the Tucker Torpedo. It more or less fits all those descriptions, except for the part about being from Cadillac.
Pokeoddsponge
When I was little I went to some exhibit with my family maybe from national geographic or something and they had this car there. Does anyone know what car this is?
- Only about 50 produced
- Possibly a concept car (for the reason above)
- From the late 1940s or early 1950s
- Possibly from Cadillac
- It had 3 headlights (regular round sealed-beam headlights used on all cars up until the 1970s.) The third headlight was in the middle of the front of the car on the grille I guess.
Does anyone know what mystery car this is?
- Only about 50 produced
- Possibly a concept car (for the reason above)
- From the late 1940s or early 1950s
- Possibly from Cadillac
- It had 3 headlights (regular round sealed-beam headlights used on all cars up until the 1970s.) The third headlight was in the middle of the front of the car on the grille I guess.
Does anyone know what mystery car this is?