[NoVa-Corvairs] Tucker museum

[ALBERT BIRKS]

I'll be in Mississippi at that time. I've been to Carmack's museum a couple of years ago.  He has done a great job, if it hasn't been changed. The engine development is very interesting.  Too bad the big boys had to put Tucker under, but like K-F, he probably wouldn't have lasted long anyways.

Al Birks
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Bryan Blackwell<mailto:bryan at skiblack.com> 
  To: Northern Va Corvair Club<mailto:novacc-list at corvair.org> 
  Sent: Thursday, November 17, 2011 3:17 PM
  Subject: Re: [NoVa-Corvairs] Tucker museum


  Hi folks,

  I spoke with Mr. Cammack, the owner, and set up a visit for 1 p.m. on December 31st.  More details and directions to follow.

  --Bryan

  On Oct 30, 2011, at 7:34 PM, Bryan Blackwell wrote:

  > I didn't know about this, do you folks want to have a club outing?  Let me know, I was thinking of going in January one weekend.
  > 
  > --Bryan
  > 
  > Begin forwarded message:
  > 
  >> If you are ever in the Washington, D.C. area be sure to call for an  
  >> appointment to see the world's most complete Tucker museum just over the river  in 
  >> Alexandria, VA.  Two of the cars were used in the movie and the exhibits  
  >> include various engines and transmissions that show their development along 
  >> with  a Tucker safety chassis alongside a Cadillac of the same era for  
  >> comparison.  They even have all of the factory records. 
  >> 
  >> Bob Hall
  > 

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