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Mel Koeppen was a Tucker Corporation accountant (see other documents in this section for verification). This letter is important because Mel discusses the unfinished Tucker Convertible. Not many things top a letter from a verified employee of an automobile's manufacturer who was in charge of managing the company’s money.
First of several images which prove that Mel Koeppen was a Tucker Corporation employee.
Second of several images which prove that Mel Koeppen was a Tucker Corporation employee.
Third of several images which prove that Mel Koeppen was a Tucker Corporation employee.
Lots of info here on the Tucker Convertible’s past. The person who owned the shop is very credible and well respected. He collects cars, motorcycles, and planes. It would not be possible to get him to write and sign the affidavit above if what he said in it was not true for various reasons. Names have been removed for confidentiality purposes. Qualified potential buyers will be shown the original document.
Al Prueitt knew his stuff. Please watch the accompanying video.
The man who signed this affidavit saw the Tucker Convertible's original life size Tucker Corporation mechanical drawings. This is more verification that the Tucker Corporation planned to build a convertible. Names have been removed for confidentiality purposes. Qualified potential buyers will be shown the original document.
