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Description
Preston Tucker, an innovative engineer and entrepreneur attempted to take on the big three
American auto makers by building an amazingly wonderful automobile. To prove to the SEC that
was investigating him for fraud, he built 50 cars. Ultimately, he was ruined by lawsuits and
bad press. Some of these Tuckers have achieved auction prices in excess of $2 million.
M3 characters. Rendered in Poser 9. Post work in Photoshop 7.
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Comments (14)
Faemike55
great image and narrative 'tis a shame that the big 3 had to shut him down
ricardo719
Great image and interesting history. I'm sure there's lots of interesting "underground" secrets and stories revolving around the auto industry!
doarte
Superb
ansgar2
Cool...fantastic idea and render....Well done...!!!
Cyve
Excelent... Fantastic cars and great characters. Outstanding my friend !!!
drifterlee
What I liked about the Tucker was the split windshield. It made it look different. Cool scene!!!!!
donnena Online Now!
Wonderful image of a sad legacy!
wrpspeed
and the irony is that foreign car manufacturers almost did away with the big 3
Jean_C
Very nice scene, superb poses and excellent image, Bill!
Leije
Very nice characters and superb cars, excellent image, Bill !
Wolfenshire
Story sounds familiar. I think this is the story of every new small manufacturer in the last 40 years that's attempted to build.
netsuke
The car was way ahead of its time and I have no doubt he was brought down by the big 3.
Roco43
The big guys always kill the competition...Well done rad.
renecyberdoc
excellent depiction.