The Tucker Corporation used six different colors during the run of 50 "production" cars, shown here in order of the quantity produced from highest to lowest. Did you know they defined a seven color called Opex Cameo Cream? The seven color has an orignal blueprint but was never used. America's Transportation Experience / AACA Museum, Inc. IDA Automotive Nostalgic Motoring Ltd. Tucker Motor Co Ty Tucker Mike Tucker VanderbiltCupRaces.com Maine Classic Car Museum Swigart Museum Petersen Automotive

#FeatureFriday - 1948 Tucker 48 Advertised as "The first completely new car in 50 years," the #Tucker48 featured ingenious engineering that included a rear-mounted, aluminum 335 c.i. six cylinder Franklin helicopter engine, all-independent suspension, safety glass, and much more. Despite high hopes, only one prototype and 50 production models ever left the Chicago factory before the Tucker Corporation went bankrupt amid an SEC investigation. This #Tucker is on display at #LeMayACM on loan from t