Hey Dan, I hope this doesn't upset you, but I think the car in your Sig. is a Davis. If it is, It would have been produced between 1947 and 1949 when they went out of business. I'm sure you'll find another obscure car to highlight.

 

Congrats you will get your contest winners prize soon. I'll send via mighty so I'm sure you'll receive it this millineum!

To tell you the truth I forgot the name myself hahaha. thanks

 

its really weird how long mightyjr has been gone for.

 

No it isn't. He has gone AWOL as he knows he will be flamed for not paying up for the competition. He is an **** if you ask me.

 

Thanks for clearing up the identity of that thing. I thought it was some kind of advertising gimmick for a ladies shoe company.

 

Ditto, I as looking for the "old woman" who lived in it!

 

anyone have pictures of "The Tucker" i want to see it!

 

Here's a few

 

Man they're ugly hah !

 

it looks awesome, i heard they were ahead of their time!

and their creator had quite a few legal troubles.
how much are they worth now?

 

Last one I heard of being sold was in 1998 It sold for $300,000.00

 

Yea, the uglier, the more expensive; doesn't say much for our Xfires.

Do you have a picture of the back ends?? Split window wasn't it??

 

Nope, no split window.

 

Man, that is uglier than I thought. Maybe an earlier or later year had split window??

 

Nope, only made 51 cars, all the same.

 

awesome car it is.

 

They actually look better in person ! around other classics .

 

You also have to remember what the industry was producing after WWII. The industry hadn't retooled yet and was producing vehicles prior to production stopage. They were producing vehicles that were still 1941 vintage. Tucker beat them to the punch with a new design.

 

This page has quite a few pictures of Tuckers, as well as letting you know where you can go see one in person.
http://www.tuckerclub.org/tuckcars.html