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The Checker Cab Manufacturing Audit Report of 1923
We at the Internet Checker Taxicab Archive (ICTA) take the word “archive” very seriously. Over the years we have amassed the most significant Checker archive library in the world. Be it brochures, manuals, service bulletins, blueprints, engineering memos,...
Checkers at the Gilmore Little Orphan Auto car show 2020
2020 has been a tough year for everybody. For car fans Covid 19 has pretty much destroyed the ability to go to car shows. This writer has only been to two shows this year, so to have a chance to actually go to a show that featured Checkers was a very special event....
The New Checker of the 70’s and 80’s, The End of the Line
By the 1970’s the Checker cab design was several automotive generations old. As the decade started the Checker A11 design had been in production for close to twenty years. A11 design elements could be attributed to a 1950 clay design. Some chassis components had...
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