Tucker question

[Dallas]

I think tucker was a man with good ideas. He made good improvements and did the best he could to make his cars. I dont know that i would call him brilliantbecause he made stupid mistakes, but i dont think he was a con man either. <p></p><i></i>

[THA PETESTER]

I THINK THAT HE WAS A GOOD MAN WITH A DREAM BUT HE WAS ALSO ILLOGICAL AND HE DIDNT THINK HIS CONTRACT THROUGH WHICH MAKES HIM A FOOL. <p></p><i></i>

[Josh Neading]

Tucker did not care about the people, he would'nt have showed the car to the public if it was;nt completly ready, i caught on fire right before the showing all he cared about was the bling bling. <p></p><i></i>

[Derek T]

Tucker was an innovative man whose idea's were unthinkable to all businessmen, yet favorable to all consumers. Tucker was the average man living in the rural area of Yipsiani, Michigan. That allowed him to think as a person, rather than a businessman who thinks of nothing, but money. Tucker's persistance to create a truly safe and attractive car that most people could buy makes him a great man. <p></p><i></i>

[big dawg]

i think he took very good risks and he was a very friendly man. But he left his decisiomns up to other people and....yeah. <p></p><i></i>

[JLW8283 StephB5]

Dear Mr. Boughton,<br>
As a reply to your question, Stephanie and I believe that Tucker was indeed a brilliant individual. The conquests that he did bettered society and the technology of the time. This proved that he was not a con-man, for a con-man only thinks of himself and not of the "other guy". Also, the safety features that were within the Tucker showed his concern for the safety of his customers. As the implication of Tucker being a hero, we believe that he was. Tucker stood firm in his beliefs and did not back down even when others threatened him. This proved his determination for succeeding and making his dream a reality.<br>
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Stephanie Bartholomew and Jenny Witham<br>
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[Salena]

Tucker was a brilliant man. He was a small town man who thought up a gigantic dream and made it come true. His prototype was only put together like it was to meet a deadline. I don't think he meant to make the car just to make it. You can see that because he was all about saftey features on his new car. He was by no means a con-man <p></p><i></i>

[Kim]

I think he was a brilliant man. He invented alot of things. Some were useful and some weren't but he is a brilliant man. <p></p><i></i>

[germandudeVW]

he was a brillant man because he invented a great car which amezed lots of people.<br>
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it is a really haard to develop a new good car cuz there r lots of other brands which want to get the same succes that you want to get.<br>
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bye byye <p></p><i></i>

[Sara Hogle]

Tucker was a brilliant man, just a little eccentric. He had an incredible ability to invent things that were useful for everyday. He had great determination for his dream, which makes him a respectable man. <p></p><i></i>

[Brent SMith]

I think Tucker is a good man who had a dream and went for it. He put his dream out there and made it for the good of the people. Too bad he got screwed and lost all his money. <p></p><i></i>

[jimmy freeze]

he was a brilliant man but because of the low supply in time, he could completly create and use all of his ideas. He used some of his ideas and this was a great improvement in cars. Some of his other ideas were used later he sparked a change in cars.<br>
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Later B <p></p><i></i>

[JMull]

I think Tucker was not necessarily a brilliant man... but he was definately a hero because he made the step to revolutionize the automobile... the big 3 might have known about those features but they chose not to act because it would cost to much money.... the Tucker was the people's automobile.... i wish more would have been made... and more would continue to be made.... or something like that... <p></p><i></i>

[Jnug]

I think Tucker was a brilliant man. First developing the seat belt and making a better engine. Thats all I know about tucker I was sleeping the rest of the time. <p></p><i></i>

[SYerkie]

I believe that Tucker was a brilliant man. He had a great idea, and put action to it. He was a true entrepreneur and he knew how to make his dreams become reality. <p></p><i></i>