1948 Tucker with zero miles

(Before It's News)

Via Cousin Colby

One of the most fascinating chapters of American automotive history is the story of Preston Tucker and his attempt to break into a market dominated by Detroit's Big Three in the years after World War II. Now the famously controversial marque is about to get another turn in the spotlight, with the completion of a Tucker convertible in Wisconsin that some enthusiasts have said was a secret prototype for a planned new model.

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