When I got my 47 sedan it was 1963..it had been parked for 8 yrs, since 1955..so it had 8 yrs of use [it had been converted to CI block] and 49,000 and change on the odometer...so that makes a

Looking for Hi-performance parts for cobra eng. namley a camshaft and an exhust header, did anyone produce a tube type header ? Thanks Bill

NAPA has a good selection of heavy-duty release cables. Ask to see the illustrated catalog. Regards.... Lou ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ **-=\/=-** ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The opposite of bravery is not cowardice, but

I have added a Advisor/Registry page to the main web site. It is a little thin on advisors right now so if you want to answer restoration questions please volunteer to fill one of the vacant

The Ohio Region meet will be Sunday 9-15-2002 at Dave Edwards' barn near Mansfield, Ohio.10:00AM.For more information email bltlar@... Thank You!!! Larry

Hi All The Illinois region crosley auto club is holding its 28Th meet at Utica, Ill sunday Sept 8. lunch will be served. For information E-mail johnniemann1999@... Thank John

I would like some photos of the hood latch, the underside where the springs and the release connect to the safety catch. Mine is not operating properly. I would also like some info on where to get a

Well, my '42 Liberty Sedan starter drive gave up after sixty years. The gear itself is fine, but the starter-drive clutch (in the wide area behind the gear) is slipping. The starter number is MZ

I guess the question is what wears out first, the car or the driver? Let's see, 50,000 miles in 50 years. That means the most anyone could stand over a long period of time is 1000 miles a year. The

--- "Smedley, Barry" <BSmedleyt@...> wrote: Barry Smedle> They just keep going, and going, and going, and going, and going, and going............................:-) -Original

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My Barneywagon has 51,954 miles showing.

My 51 wagon just turned 50,000, pretty sure it has original motor. (scary, huh?) Barry Smedley.

80k,

I would consider buying a new Super Sport top if there is to be an incentive price break for a multi-party buy, or if enough interest is generated by potential buyers to promote quality at

Maybe all Crosleys started out with 100,000 miles on the odometer and miles were backed off down to those readings of when found today, in which case they "all" have traveled in excess of 70k, 80k,

I hope no one thought this message was intended to have anyone delete photos. Until we run out of room, any appropriate pictures are fine. I was only indicating a way to save space so more photos

The Yankee Crosley Parts Boys have repo cardboard for several models. I can't find their latest price list to get a price for you. Service Motors also lists cardboard radiator shrouds but not which

--- In Crosley_Gang@y..., "gpdck" <gpdck@y...> wrote: Based on what they bring on ebay etc I would think that the $1500 - $2500 range would be applicable to this car depending on the condition and

I've seen a lot with low 30's - that seems typical. It would be interesting to see what the highest mile car anyone has is. Greg A--- In Crosley_Gang@y..., Bob Schulhof <bschulhof@b...>