Ken; What do you have for " original " tires? Dave Anspach

Just insured both of my new Crosleys, a 1952 CD Super Wagon and a 1947 CC Sedan. I confirmed again, no issues with trailer tires as far as Hagerty is concerned. I decided to go with 5.30-12 Carlisle

Here are a couple more pictures. Thanks.

Tony Smith Enterprises should be able to get you what you need. He is a club member and a swell guy. Go to crosleyautoclub.com, he has his contact info in the vendor section.

Another Crosley on BaT this week. A nice looking 51 Pickup just added late yesterday, 6 days to get you bid in. Comes with a 40s Shelvador Refrigerator and a stuffed toy horse for

Hello All, I found myself in the possession of a few NOS steel crankshafts. These are the good ones everyone wants. They ring like a bell. Stamped with PC872 and wrapped in cosmoline. Boxed military

145 80 R12 for 179 for four on Ebay

A quick look around the net says the 155/12 size fits the Geo Metro and the Suzuki original of that thing . Fred Holladay

I run 4.80 trailer tires on my Crosley and have Hagerty. Never had problem with the tires or Hagerty.

All, Thanks for the input. I did a chat with Hagerty Insurance and they told me that using trailer tires would not be a problem for my policy. The vendor with that sold the wheel tire package was

What is the name of the vendor that sells the rims and tires packages?

I have run the 155/80r12 on a 50 s/w and done very well and would one rub the fenders on certain twists on the front. I am running the 155r12 on wider wheels on my super sports with the same results

I'm looking right now on my new CD truck and it has those same tires. No problem at all.

I just called Smith Equipment in Angola, Indiana. Those tires are no longer available. Any other suggestions or comments on 155/80r12? Thanks, Ken

Hi, I am looking for tires for my 1952 Super Wagon. I’ve tried to find 145/80R12 with no luck. I saw a few posts where people are using 155/80R12. I was hoping to get more info. Anyone using this

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A past member is trying to track down a 1946 Crosley Sedan he restored in 1979. In a weak moment he sold it in the late 90s. He thinks it went to someone in Colorado and was sold with a custom open

Hoping someone that really knows the answer see’s your question. Other carbs in the DY series the change in number is different jets and air flow. Such as DY9 - 90 CFM, DY10 - 100CFM, DY14 - 114

What's the difference between these two carburetors? Will they both work on a Crosley? Thanks Jeff

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