sleddogracer
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1959 Tucker 443 restoration
- Thread starter Pontoon Princess
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Sweeeeet!
I think you need to install a plexiglass panel just so everyone can see the engine bay
Have fun up there
Avoid anything that says REDRUM
I think you need to install a plexiglass panel just so everyone can see the engine bay
Have fun up there
Avoid anything that says REDRUM
What boggie said! 
I'm thinking you need to be making a 'business' trip out there.
I wish I could I will be out of the country or I would
Just keep looking at this thread and Iam in total awe. Great job , that Tucker is going to look great out on the snow. Great Work!!! Wakeupcall
Looking great! Perfection takes time 
That is a thing of Beauty!! and the best part is we all know it will not be a trailer queen!
Thank you Tuckerville, WOW!! you have set the bar up high, but up where we should all be aiming.
Lets have more info on the hub conversion and some shots of the interior for all us of us unfortunate souls who will not be at the Cats Meow.
John
Thank you Tuckerville, WOW!! you have set the bar up high, but up where we should all be aiming.
Lets have more info on the hub conversion and some shots of the interior for all us of us unfortunate souls who will not be at the Cats Meow.
John
AdkSnowcat
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Maybe some info on the rollers too? Are they new? Thanks!
the rollers, on this machine, are original, that were well lubed and saw limited used ( low low miles ), along with the machine being stored inside when it was not out exploring.
sleddogracer
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beautiful!
sleddogracer
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immaculate! - I'm impressed
Is it headed home?
not yet, exhaust first, glass in the doors, finish up wiring and a few other small things, then on hill test runs
Cool. Make room for my 53 . Shipping should be cheap if I email it!
Are Tucker emblems or decals going on side hood panels or did they not do that then?
and yes, decals on the hood side panels, Tucker Sno-Cat inc, made me the special decal that is on the rear panel,
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Sno-Surfer
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Wow!! That is a thing of beauty! Great work! It's been fun going back over a lot of the threads now that I've seen a few of these in person.
Are they going to display this somewhere or bring it out on nice days?
Are they going to display this somewhere or bring it out on nice days?
always happens, drinking the orange results in owning a tucker, welcome to wonderful world of orange, there more than enough to go around. tucker beyond
nice days? hell no, the worst the weather, all the better ! ! !
this must have been an earlier one at the lodge. what year is it?
the Tucker is a 1948 model 423, and yes Timberline Lodge was the owner, Mr Temple was the area operator at that time, the machine was built with a Mercury V-8, flathead.