This baby is finished in an eye-catching metallic bronze maroon and the broadcloth interior shows only light wear and may be the original material from 1948! The car retains not only a proper Tucker Y-1 transmission—the gearbox that it was meant to have when new—but also the correct, proper late dashboard switchgear and Kaiser-sourced door handles. Only 1,914 miles are recorded.
But what I really like is the third headlight on the Tucker 48 that was dubbed the “Cyclops eye”.
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Lovely, but what the hell would you do with it? You can’t drive it unless you’re a sadistic Saudi Prince or Wall Street banker. So for a couple million bucks you get an objet d'art and a crowded living room.
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