Tucker History at AACA Museum 

Man I have to visit that museum someday!👌🥰👍

Such an amazing collection of Tucker memorabilia. Glad this museum is tucked away so close to home!

I'm glad these Tucker's ended up in a museum where they can continue to be enjoyed by EVERYONE and not tucked away in a private car collection where they just gather dust.

This collection of Tuckers cars came from Mr. Dave Cammack's museum in Alexander, VA. Sadly, Mr. Dave Cammack passed away and his small museum was closed. The museum was dedicated to the 1948 Tucker and Mr. Preston Tucker's dream to build a better car. Mr. Cammack collected many Tucker items for many years. Most of the parts and memorabilia items where part of Mr. Cammack's museum. The engines and the chassis, where part of his museum too. The three Tucker cars are: Tucker #1001// The original color is Maroon with Beige or Tan interior.// The first 1948 Tucker car ever built. Tucker #1022// The original color is Grey with Blue interior. Tucker #1026// The original color is Maroon with Beige or Tan interior.// The car is currently painted a Bronze color.// The only car that is known to exist, with a Tucker-matic Automatic Transmission. May God bless Mr. Dave Cammack, and may he rest in peace!!!! May his collection and hard work live on. For many other generations to see and learn, about Mr. Preston Tucker's dream!!!!

Wish they could go back and sue the week three for what they did to this beautiful country. For Tucker was a real American

We today need to hold dear the dreams of men like this...instead of settling for what is politically correct! MAGA!!!

Dig that horn Daddy-O at 1:52 mark

how cool