Tribute to #1042

[junkyardjewels]

Hi!<br>
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I found this website while doing some research for the custom 1/18 scale "unrestored" diecasts I create and was very impressed by the content of this site and how nice all the posters on the board are (which seems to be very rare on internet bulletin boards these days).<br>
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In any case, I thought it would be worthwhile to let the visitors here know about my latest "Junkyard Jewel" unrestored diecast which, in a way, may as close as one can come to owning the legendary "missing" Tucker serial number 1042.<br>
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You may view the diecast at the following link:<br>
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www.junkyardjewels.com/1948_tucker.html<br>
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I hope I have not accidentally broken any forum rules by posting this info here. I know some forums frown on posts that promote a business or product. If that is the case, please accept my apologies and delete this post as it was not my intention to disrupt your board.<br>
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Also, I saw on a previous post that some of the visitors here may be interested in Tucker diecasts done in all the different "correct" factory Tucker colors.<br>
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I have the ability to do the 1/18 scale Tucker diecasts in the proper factory colors provided a list of the desired colors could be put together by the experts here and there is enough interest. In addition to the correct colors, I can also duplicate the "decal" emblems on the diecasts for a very professional finished product. Again, in order to duplicate the trunk crest and any other emblems I would need to enlist the aid of the experts on this site to provide a nice, clear images of the trunk "crest" and any other emblems to create the proper scale decals from.<br>
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I can be reached at cooldiecastcars@sbcglobal.net <br>
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Again, I apologize if this message is too "commercial" in nature. <br>
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[TuckerFanILWI]

Hey,<br>
I have recently looked at the junkyard site. I would like to say you have done a fantastic job! <br>
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Ty <p></p><i></i>