Here is the October CotM. Hope you enjoy the flash back. http://crosleyautoclub.com/ Jim...

how much tobby

NOT MY CAR - this was posted on the "Crosley - Fun Little Cars" page over on FaceBook. After messaging the poster, I'm helping her out by listing it her. I can't answer questions about the car, so

i have one great looking hub cap if still interested...........tobby 818-990-0590

A friend sent me this link to a YouTube video. The first half is an antique tool flea market which is how he ran across it, but starting around the 5 minute point is a walking tour of the IL Regional

Sent to me with a phone number 507 822 0557 ask for Todd - looks interesting, but home built. He is unsure of value

I know the man who built the 47 "Crosmobile" sold by Mecum. He restored 4 Crosleys. I own two of them. He always told me, "Steve, I didn't chop the top." My reply was, "Okay, you didn't chop the

That is an interesting project concept. I believe if I was doing that much custom work, I would put in roll-up door windows. The Crosmobile that started his idea process seems to me to be a

CrosleyKook has posted another interesting article on his blog, check it out.https://crosleykook.blogspot.com/2020/09/the-crosley-super-sports-coupe.html Jim...

I find that a good wife is often very willing to provide sufficient motivation to the hindquarters. Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge, an AT&T 4G LTE smartphone

How do you learn to kick yourself in the butt to get started. I am getting close. It looks like a cool little rig. Kent

Thanks everyone! I appreciate it. I was over thinking it...surely MAC or SnapOn would sell you an $89 single use tool to crimp on caps to water pumps, right? I am using Lubriplate Water Pump grease --

Looks like a neat machine, glad it is coming to fruition.

I updated the web page I made for the tractor project. For those that haven't seen earlier posts this is a project my Dad started in the 80s and never got finished after having a series of strokes. I

Andy, We are hi tech here. We support the "snout" with a board (we actually had a semicircular jig) and used a small cold chisel to crimp it on, in about 3 to 5 places. Make sure that you crimp it

I use a punch

Ok, at the risk of asking a dumb question, what would you use to put that nice crimp in the retaining cap? I'd imagine there originally was a press or a tool of some sort that put the crimp indents in

i have an original if interested, looks new........... tobby 818-990-0590

i have an original if interested, looks new.............. tobby 818-990-0590

Thank you!