--- In Crosley_Gang@y..., "Jim_Bollman" <Jim@B...> wrote:

I'm looking into a new home for our online club. Would you be

willing

to pay a small $3-10/year fee for a site with no ads but the ones

we

post. Hopefully a simpler registration and posting process. It

isn't

completely up and running yet but pretty much all the services we

use

on Yahoo could be made available including email but no ads mailed

to

the email, group chats, photo albums, 1 to 1 chats, private message
boxes for members, calendar, etc.

I'm trying to get a deal so at least some level could remain free.
Just looking into some feedback to see if I should go forward or

not.

Jim... Yes for me Jim ED #1407 L

--- In Crosley_Gang@y..., "Jim_Bollman" <Jim@B...> wrote:

I'm looking into a new home for our online club. Would you be

willing

to pay a small $3-10/year fee for a site with no ads but the ones

we

post. Hopefully a simpler registration and posting process. It

isn't

completely up and running yet but pretty much all the services we

use

on Yahoo could be made available including email but no ads mailed

to

the email, group chats, photo albums, 1 to 1 chats, private message
boxes for members, calendar, etc.

I'm trying to get a deal so at least some level could remain free.
Just looking into some feedback to see if I should go forward or

not.

Jim... Yes for me Jim ED #1407 L

I'm looking into a new home for our online club. Would you be willing
to pay a small $3-10/year fee for a site with no ads but the ones we
post. Hopefully a simpler registration and posting process. It isn't
completely up and running yet but pretty much all the services we use
on Yahoo could be made available including email but no ads mailed to
the email, group chats, photo albums, 1 to 1 chats, private message
boxes for members, calendar, etc.

I'm trying to get a deal so at least some level could remain free.
Just looking into some feedback to see if I should go forward or not.

Jim...

Jim:

I have to defer to your good judgment, so if you think it would be better you
can count me in.

John

I'm in for it.keep us posted ,Dave #999

yes...willing to pa a fee equal to a club mag subscription...$10-15/year.

Jim Murphy

I would certainly be willing to pay, as I really don't think I will ever get
used to the now club messaging system. Steve aka Klownskar

--- In Crosley_Gang@y..., "jonathan davis" <fiat103d@h...> wrote:

nothing for sale, just a welcome to the club. maybe we will meet in

ohio. wally

HI
I AM VERY INTERESTED IN CROSLEYS AND HAVE BEEN WANTING ONE FOR

YEARS.I

COULD NEVER FIND ONE CHEAP ENOUGH SO IF ANYONE HAS A CHEAP

RESTORABLE OF ANY

MODEL CROSLEY I WOULD APRECIATE IT.I AM HAPPY TO BE A MEMBER OF

THIS GROUP.

THANKS
JON


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HI
I AM VERY INTERESTED IN CROSLEYS AND HAVE BEEN WANTING ONE FOR YEARS.I COULD NEVER FIND ONE CHEAP ENOUGH SO IF ANYONE HAS A CHEAP RESTORABLE OF ANY MODEL CROSLEY I WOULD APRECIATE IT.I AM HAPPY TO BE A MEMBER OF THIS GROUP.
THANKS
JON


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Lou,I think the use of common cable adjusters will get your brakes
working again.They are available at any good hardware store.I've also
seen them at places like AutoZone,Advance auto parts and places like
that.Cheap too!

Dave.

To come up with a price or even get advise on what it is worth you have to be more complete in your description. Look at the condition of the parts. Figure out if any of the hard to find parts are missing. Are any of the accessories included?

Some major things to look for that are unique to the FarmOroad that may be hard to find if they are missing. Windshield with brackets, 4:1 transfer case, rear end, drive shaft and steering gear, Accessories that would increase the value could include any of the farm attachments, front or rear PTO, dual wheels, hydraulics (engine pump and rear draw bar cylinder with control valve), front draw bar, top bows, and the bed (yes the bed was an optional accessory).

I probably left out out some things but it is a start.

Jim...

Sounds like a fair price. Are you happy with the quality and how it matches the original? I have no idea what the "two V shaped boxes with sides" are used for. How large are these V shaped boxes?

Jim...

Yesterday I learned my '48 CC Station Wagon's brake cables are stretched beyond further usefulness.

Both Dave Edwards Crosley Parts and Service Motors are currently out-of-stock on these cables. (It looks like my existing housings are reuseable, though.)

So: any cables for sale out there, or sources for made-up cables?
And how long exactly should new cables be?

Thanks!

Enjoy the weekend.

Lou

--- In Crosley_Gang@y..., "Jim_Bollman" <Jim@B...> wrote:

What was the ball park cost to get a headliner made?

Jim...

--- In Crosley_Gang@y..., "no_haggle" <no_haggle@y...> wrote:

I had a headliner made for my 52 s/w by an upholstery place in

Wash.

state He

Hi Jim, I talked to Ron at autoupholsterykits.com today and he said
the price on the headliner kit was $125 Another item That came with
the headliner was two V shaped boxes with sides. Possibly, they fit
in doors with slider windows. Mine are roll up.

Some of you folks that visit the chat room(when it works) have asked
me about the progress of my new garage I am having built. The roof
is finished and the sides are ready for the application of stucco.

Follow the link below. In the album titled "construction" is the
lastest pictures. The album "Tonys pictures" there are several
pictures as the building goes up.

And the album "Harley is 3" is a couple of pics of my youngest grand
daughter's birthday party

http://photos.yahoo.com/az_crosley

Tony Waggoner

We could get a better idea of what you have if you could post some pictures on our photo page. There were several models of trucks available in 42, all rare. Posting the serial number would help verify the year.

Jim...

In a message dated 4/11/02 10:56:11 PM Central Daylight Time,
emholb@... writes:

I WOULD LIKE TO FIND OUT WHAT A 51 OR 52 FARMOROAD THAT IS COMPLETY

DISASSAMBLED IS WORTH I FOUND 1 AND DONT KNOW WHAT TO OFFER THE OWNER FOR IT

Re: F-O-R apart: $1500.00 to $2500.00 depending on completeness. What is
complete? Does it have: the hydraulic pump, the hydraulic oil tank, front
or rear PTO shafts, cast dual wheels, second tranny, PTO transfer case,
front or rear hydraulic bumpers, rear dump bed or straight bed, seats or
seat frames, rear taillight assembly? These are all parts unique to the
Farm-O-Road without them it is far from complete. All of these parts are
very hard to find and expensive when located. Hope this helps, Kap

Hi Jim I just caught your question tonight about the cost of my
headliner,(subject 107) I looked in my pile of reciepts at home but
it's not there. Hopefully it is at work and I will have it for you
tomorrow night. Hope your wife has a speedy recovery. Peter

I WOULD LIKE TO FIND OUT WHAT A 51 OR 52 FARMOROAD THAT IS COMPLETY
DISASSAMBLED IS WORTH I FOUND 1 AND DONT KNOW WHAT TO OFFER THE
OWNER FOR IT