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The Golden Anniversary Checker Wagon by Connie Powers
My father went to Oregon to see his brothers, Ken and Don in March of 1990. While there, the three car enthusiasts came across an ad in the Oregonian for a 1972 Checker (manufactured in Kalamazoo) Gold Anniversary Edition station wagon. It was all original, with...
The Checker Model A8 Six and Eight Door Limos by Doug Klauck
As an owner of one of the three restored A8s, I have a passion for collecting any literature or photos I can on these rare cars. It’s hard to believe there were almost 10,000 A8s made from January 1956 to September 1958. Did you know there were once 5, 6, and 8 door...
The 24 Hours of Lemons Checker in new Hands
Over the years it’s been fun watching Zap Rowsdower race in The 24 Hours of Lemons. If you have not seen the Checker perform, check out the video below. https://youtu.be/ILPzDmZViuQ The Checker had been up for sale for some time, it was not clear where it ended up. ...
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