pictures would be good, a 4 cyl swap into a pre-war is interesting. BTW, is that your famous orange '71?

Bob, I think a picture or 2 is a good start . One of the car overall, engine compartment, and interior including the dash would be a good start. Location is important and anything you know about

Hi Bob , how much are you looking for? Where is it located? Do you have any pics?

I just got a 42 Crosley from a friend who is dying…it has the 4 cylinder later engine…my mechanic said it had 2 carbs…did anyone besides Braje make a two carb intake for them? I want to sell

Well, although the Tin Blocks, were probably not designed to be bored, I know that they can be, kind of. I bored one, my first and last! Since the cylinders are steel, rather that cast

As far as I know the Tin blocks were not boreable; so at best if cylinders not too bad a hone and new rings would be it..Butch what you know? Seb.

Neat! Hadn’t occurred to me that the factory rebuilt the tin blocks. I suppose they did this before they came up with the CIBA replacements. Neat engine, especially if it runs. Park

Always thought "short block" meant "without the head(s), therefore not applicable to Crosleys and Offies! Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone

Factory rebuilt tinblock engine. ( Short block) $250. Call Jon in Danbury CT. 845-558-4634 Will ship will have to see how much if needed. jontench "at" sbcglobal.net

Only thing definite is Crosley motor and I'll be looking for a builder next year. Probably 4-speed transmission.It has the Topolino differential which was driven by a torque tube like Crosley but I

Very nice. What's the drivetrain?

Some clues in both directions especially the work on the grill and its fitment. Not sure there's a chance of getting much history/ The hot rod idea is fun but right no it's headed to be a race car.

You're right... and my bad! The seller has had the project for 6 years and thought ne might convert it to Spridget so he collected some parts over the years and stored them in the footwell. They don't

Outlook Team has shared OneDrive files with you. To view them, click the links below. P1040832 2.JPG P1040832 3.JPG Here is my H/M racer Mac McBrayer

I would sooner believe it was to be some sort of little fun car, maybe a speedster or such. H Mod were required to have at least one operating door and carry a spare tire. It would be fun to restore

The carbs appear to be "HS2" SUs (2x 1.25") off a British 1275cc Sprite or Midget. H1 are 1.125 inch used on the smaller 948cc engine and would be a more likely candidate in my opinion if a Crosley

Very possibly a TQ application (no clutch)

I just (12/2018) acquired a 50’s special project built on a Fiat Topolino chassis. I bought it out of Colorado and the seller has had it for 6 years and bought it from the estate of a collector who

interested but can't move forward until after the start of the year. Please keep me in mind if you still have it then. Have a happy holiday.

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