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Checker’s Last Automotive Chance by Joe Fay
Updated blog regarding the history of the last Checker automotive project. This blog has been historically correct to reflect new learnings of the Fisher Body division of General Motors involvement in the development of a new Checker in the late 1970’s. The...
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Checker Crash Test Videos on The ICTA Youtub Channel!
We at the ICTA (Internet Checker Taxicab Archive) are extremely proud of the archive created to benefit all Checker fans. The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines an archive as follows: a place in which public records or historical materials (such as documents) are...
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A Tribute to the Checker Cab Driver
An honest, tough job, the taxi driver’s daily struggles present challenges faced by many in the real world: hard work for little money that included union battles, accidents and crime. This blog is just a little tribute to the drivers who toiled the streets, highways...
read moreThis group is dedicated to the preservation vintage of Checker cabs produced from 1922 through 1982. The Internet Checker Taxicab Archive is the largest online club, featuring more than 3000 items in the digital archive, and 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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