Jim, No inconvenience at all, we're Crosley people, we like to help, that's what we're here for, it gives us a purpose in life! Butch Virus-free. www.avast.com

It’s a bit rough, but great for a template

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James, I would love to see the pictures of your prewar Crosley pick up bed. I have a Crosley Prewar pick up which I hope to restore. However I am not the Ken that initiated this thread.

Hi Ken, please pm me and I will send you some pics.

Gentlemen, Thank you so much. I had it up on ramps and failed to consider the jack and jack stands right next to the car! Sorry to inconvenience you-Jim Hudson

Butch, is, of course, correct on raising the car up, ao the gas tank is out of your way. I have always used my 1/2 " drive socket drive to pull the plug. When removed, stick your finger inside and the

No special tool, if you jack the car up a little, by the frame, not the rear axle, it should give you plenty of clearance to remove the plug. Butch Virus-free.

Hello, I'm posting this question after searching the Crosley Service Manual and this forum without success. I'm trying to check the gear oil level in the differential on my 52 Wagon and find that the

I have just signed a contract to reserve a block of rooms here in Dover, DE for the 2019 Small Wonder Micro and Mini-Car event scheduled for the weekend of October 18th. I priced pretty much all the

Thank you James. Truly appreciated. The biggest challenge will be all the radiuses 4 cab corners, door panels, Etc. Good thing they don't need to be perfect for my street rod, haha.

Ok will take some pics this weekend. Seems easy enough to recreate

Thank you James. If you could take pictures with a ruler along the side I can figure out the dimensions from there. I also want the width and profile of looking from the top down. Any detail would be

Ken I have a complete truck bed that has some rust. I can take pictures and measurements of it that will help. It is missing the panel that goes behind the seats ( front of bed) but otherwise looks

Will do. Thank you for the lead.

I am just outside of Fort Worth Texas. I am more interested in the tub in bed dimensions, panel profile, e t c.

Check with Ted at Yankee Crosley Parts.

Where are you located?

Hello all, I am working on my Crosley Roadster, which I am fabricating due to lack of sources for parts. I was wondering if anybody has dimensional information for all profiles of a pre-war era

I usually work weekends, hard for me to call. I can try see if you are around today. I am waiting to place good sized order now but just need to figure out which of those 3 parts I need to choose