[Leaning Right]

I’m too lazy to look at that list. But the Tucker Torpedo was a failed car from that era. I always thought it was an interesting car. The Tucker Torpedo had a center headlight that turned when the steering wheel turned. And it had an armored front seat passenger well. So if you knew a head-on collision was coming, you could duck down and save yourself

How cool is that?

[TonyM]

My uncle had the Tucker with that ugly center light. I hated to even be seen in it. Another had an Edsel and it was tricked out with a police interceptor engine and a nice rolled a pleated leather interior. The push button gear shift on the center of the steering wheel was kinda odd though. I only wish I had my 56, 57, and 62 Chevys from my high school years back.

[NFHale]

Only 50 of them were made, if I remember correctly

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Nice headlights.

[Omnivore-Dan]

Cool car, I’ve always like Tuckers, ahead of their time.

[fso301]

center headlight that turned when the steering wheel turned.

Personally, I think the third headlight would be a safety issue for oncoming traffic.

[wjcsux]

My dad professionally restored high end cars. He restored two Tuckers when I was younger, I had the opportunity to ride in both of them. I remember both of them being very fast and handling very well. They were a very advanced car for their day.

[Spktyr]

It was cool until you realized that you were actually more likely to die if you unbelted (assuming you even had belts) and dropped into the footwell.