The cars
Every Tucker ever built.
The Tin Goose prototype, then cars 1001 to 1050, built in Chicago in 1947 and 1948; about a dozen still needed engines or transmissions when the plant closed. Each one is shown in its factory color. Tap a car for its photos, how it was built, where it is today, and the films we’ve made about it.
On public display
We made a film about it
Lost (shown in its factory color)
Colors are approximate.
After the factory
Two more Tuckers.
Two more were completed later, each its own story: our own #1051, from an unfinished production car, and #1052, on an original factory rolling chassis.
Where to see one
Find a Tucker near you.
Type a city, ZIP code, state or country, and we’ll show the museums with a Tucker on display, closest first.
- Your nearest Tuckers will show here.
Distances are in a straight line, not by road. Displays change and cars travel to shows, so check with the museum before you go. Place search © OpenStreetMap contributors.
Help us find them
Know a Tucker’s story?
Old photos, a relative who worked at the plant, a car you saw at a show in 1962. We collect all of it, and the best finds turn into films.
