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The Checker Model A2s of Finland
The 1947-1949 Checker Model A2 is an extremely rare vehicle. Designed for taxicab use, these cars typically were used until the wheels fells off and what was left was recycled by the taxicab operator for the remaining fleet. To give you a sense of how rare these are... read more
A Giant Among Checker Fans
This Memorial Day weekend I thought it would great to memorialize a man who has had and is still having great impact on all the members of the Checker Cab Club and Checker owners in general: Steve Wilson former CMC executive and CCCofA President. I never met Steve... read more
State Department Article “State Buys Compacts Limousines, That is, For Use at Embassies
Reprinted from a State Department Article Fall 1961 The Department of State has extended the compact car trend to the limousine. This it has done by transforming a new medium weight sedan by the addition of such “extras” as gray broadcloth upholstery. A glass... read moreThis group is dedicated to the preservation vintage of Checker cabs produced from 1922 through 1982. The Checker Cab Club is the largest online club, featuring more than 1000 items in the digital archive, with more being added every week. We invite you to view the archives, learn about the history of Checker Cab, download photos and newsletters, and join the online group. All of the resources, content, and groups on this site are free to access and/or join. Our goal is to create the largest free online resource and community for Checker Cab fans.
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