Here are three very interesting cars...

[Deleted User] · January 2009

I went to the Petersen Car Museum today. Not one Hudson but three interesting ones- I will bet that Harry 54 is the only one who can ID the first car? The second and third is a Tucker (his own personal car) and a Muntz Jet. Who can guess what the first one is??? A 1948

? (no fair blowing up the sign!)

[Deleted User] · January 2009

1948 Davis

[Deleted User] · January 2009

Here's some info on the Davis Divan.
http://www.autoweek.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070223/FREE/70216003/1528/FREE

[Deleted User] · January 2009

you da man Matt!

[Deleted User] · January 2009

After looking at the interior shot, I don't think I'd fit between the wheel and the seat back LOL!!

bent metal · January 2009

First one is a bumper car from a carnival.

The Muntz is cool.

Unknown · January 2009

Wow, beautiful Muntz (well, all of them are, but the Muntz just gets no press...).

53jetman · January 2009

I don't have a picture to show, but for my money the Kurtis Sports Car was a better looking car than the Muntz Jet. Muntz bought the tooling from Frank Kurtis, streched it out to make room for the rear seat. My uncle had a Kurtis when they were first available. His came with a Lincoln V8. It wasn't long before he had the Lincoln engine replaced with a Cadillac V8

Jerry

53jetman

[Deleted User] · January 2009

Davis, Davis, Tucker, Lincoln, Muntz

BN

RL Chilton · January 2009

billn34 wrote:

Davis, Davis, Tucker, Lincoln, Muntz

BN

The fourth picture is actually the interior of the Tucker. I know. I drove one.

Unknown · January 2009

RL Chilton wrote:

The fourth picture is actually the interior of the Tucker. I know. I drove one.

don't leave us hanging,what was it like?

RL Chilton · January 2009

Check out this thread from '05. I relayed my experience with the Tucker, there.

http://www.classiccar.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3760&highlight=Tucker

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