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VINTAGE AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE PUBLICATION
TUCKER TOPICS
Official Tucker Corporation Dealer Publication
1948
You are offerding on this increasingly rare 1948 Tucker Topics Dealer Magazine in that very interesting postwar boom when the automobile industry was dealing with a lot of quick moving factors. Labor, steel, energy, market share, and in this case, an entirely new automobile brand created by an outsider. This is a rare and valuable collectible from the United States, specifically featuring the iconic Tucker car brand. This magazine provides a unique glimpse into the world of classic automobiles and is a must-have for any automotive enthusiast or collector. With its focus on transportation and nostalgia for the past, this magazine is a valuable piece of automobilia history that celebrates the legacy of the Tucker brand.
Included in the contents:
Tucker Dealers to Offer First Completely New Car in 50 years
ON THE RECORD - An personal message from Preston Tucker President of the Tucker Corporation
Strong Dealer Set-Up - A resume of the Tucker Dealer program under the direction of Vice-President Rockelman
World's Finest Car Produced in World's Most Modern Plant - A description of Tucker production facilities and how they make possible new concepts of automotive engineering and designing
Packaged Power - A preview of the power 150 horsepower Tucker engine and what package service means to dealers and customers
Tucker Executives are Leaders in Automotive Field - A brief summary of the background and experience of top Tucker executives
The Tucker Advertising ProgramThis wonderful old publication is a survivor and has been around a long time. The overall condition is FAIR TO POOR. There is definite WEAKNESS at the spine at the folded paper. A tear of the cover at that spine from the bottom and from the top down is about 1 inch each. The quality of the paper is such that there is a yellowing going on throughout. But it is not "weak" or brittle. There is a crease on the front cover just to the right of center. Considerable edge wear and corner wear throughout. A dog-eared upper right corner of the publication. A name of the original owner ink stamped on the read cover. Just handle this wonderful old publication with care and store in a sleeve, and you will have a lot of enjoyment at your fingertips. I have captured every defect that I could find. Please look at the photos, and if you need better views, please feel free to contact me.
