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Tucker Engine
by Ravinsomniac » Sun Aug 19, 2007 2:42 am
I've never seen a photo of an original Tucker air cooled engine. From what I understand, they looked like an over sized Chevy Corvair engine. A local friend has a 1930 Franklin with an air cooled straight six, that runs as smooth as a sewing machine. I think is a very interesting design, considering how old it is.
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