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Great Experience
by Steve Z » Wed Jun 25, 2003 6:55 am
I recently traveled to the Swigart Auto Museum in Huntington, Pa specifically to see a real Tucker. I was able to see the prototype and one production model (#1013 I believe) A Beautiful car. It was a slow day so the man on duty gave us a complete history and even took the time to open the trunk and let us see the motor. I would highly recommend this museum to Tucker enthusiasts and anyone interested in vintage cars. Many other one of a kind and rare models are on display.
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- Steve Z
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