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Vortec Checker 4200 Update
Here’s an update on Corey’s 1967 Checker Marathon that we installed a Vortec 4200 (Trailblazer) inline six into last winter. After the initial disappointing results, Corey found the solution to the car’s performance issues. Subscribe to...
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Checker Ambulances, Some Historical Perspective
In 1957 Checker introduced the Adaptobile, based on a standard Checker, but with various features and functions that would allow the Checker to be uses as an Ambulance or mini bus. Seats could be removed to allow patient transportation. According to the brochure, the...
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Checker Motors Corp. 1966 Supercab
From the American Taxicab Association, Oct 1965 Checker Motors Corporations of Kalamazoo, Michigan manufactures of taxicabs for 43 years, has a new longer more luxurious version of its famed taxicab. Nicknamed “Super Cab” the new 129 wheelbase limousine with roomier...
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