Tucker 1948 48
Title
Tucker 1948 48
Creator
Coverage
location unknown
Date
circa 1980
Description
From Automobile Quarterly: "Ray Burton's serial number 1004 was one of the first pilot-production Tuckers built after the original Tin Goose." License number 10014 (historic Virginia)
Publisher
America's Packard Museum
Source
Automobile Quarterly Collection
Rights
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Identifier
AQ-11-4-Tucker 1948 48-
Relation
Philip S. Egan, "Tremulis, the Genius Behind the Tucker," Automobile Quarterly 26 (1988) 3: 246-261.
Original Format
Photographic Negatives
Physical Dimensions
2x2" transparencies, 4x5" negatives
URL
https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/622f97fa2002f43b3469b506/1724253832345-SV4PWYECSZMD4SFW69W2/Tucker+1948+48.jpg?format=300w
Collection
Citation
Roy D. Query, Photographer
, “Tucker 1948 48,” America's Packard Museum, accessed April 15, 2026, https://americaspackardmuseum.omeka.net/items/show/3293.