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Tucker Model Sequencing (in order)
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Aaron Tucker
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wow that blue 2542 is amazing . that is a cat I could own
tucker sno-cat started in business in 1942 and in 25 years ending in 1967, the company had built just about 1200 machines and that includes tow behind trailers
some years were really big in production numbers, other years like 1944, only 1 was built and 1947 had 3 completed.
Where to find those unique artifacts ?????
That tucker looks like the flathead ford version !! nice pictures,wouldn't mind the chevy .
yes, mr Loggah, you are correct, it is a flathead mercury V-8. 1 0f 11 built, 4 in 1947 and 7 in 1948, Timberline Lodge bought a 1948, out your way, mr Fredy Pabst had a 1947
and yes, the Chevy is a good one to have...
Thanks for bumping it up. I had never seen this before. That was an awesome history for someone like me who hasn’t been drinking orange kool-aid for many years. Thank you all for your input and great pictures. Now I need to find (or build) a trailer for the kitten, and start looking for all the hidden tuckers in the east ??.
Well done ladies and gentlemen ???.
Well done ladies and gentlemen ???.
I have the needed info for a kitten trailer, just maybe I should build a couple just for the fun of it...
Was there ever such a thing built by Tucker?
Check out post #91, trailer spec sheet.
going to build 4...
i had no idea - that’s pretty cool
jinn - are you accepting orders?
once I get them built, happy to provide the measurements, photos and info so, you can build your own, and more than likely far better than I can, does that work for you?
That would be great - thanks
I’ll have to add the hitch back onto my kitten.
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That would be awesome thanks.
yes, WOW, this great and valuable information can only be found on the forums, not social media, and we all can thank the great "DOC" for bringing and continued operation of the forums, thank you DOC
I said wow because I never knew all these different models and series's existed.. I said wow because, I'm blown away~ I've gotta lot to learn.. and it's gonna take me an even longer time to obtain 1 of each.. since y'all got a Big head start... but Yes.. a very big Thank-You, DOC ... I've been tryna find this list.. and descriptions.. I can't say everywhere... because I didn't look here at first.. I've got 6 er 7 machines and... it was kinda nice being able to connect the dots persay.
through 1967
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if McDonalds took over only 442 and 443 with a side order of 743 would be sold.
For the number of 222 and 743 models made, it is interesting more kittens seem to be known as a ratio of built/still exist.
For the number of 222 and 743 models made, it is interesting more kittens seem to be known as a ratio of built/still exist.
I would have sworn I saw (up close) a 5 door "freighter" but that doesn't exist according to this. So would that have been a custom like the infamous "Miss Piggy" or a local modification of another model. Radar access Canadian Forces/ NORAD in the early 1980's
Why is the 422 not listed? The Waterville machine made in 1949 was a 422.Just wondering. Don
list was prepared by tucker back in the late fifties and attention to detail is most pitiful, likely it was counted as a 423
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