Have a Crosley sedan hot rod project, looking for a '49-up sedan title. Thanks, John

Yes, I am moving and have to sell it. It comes with a complete hydraulic setup. Sent from my jphone

Thanks Kenn, my dictionary agrees with you but my spellchecker didn’t :-) Jim...

For Dave Anspach, CONCOURS level

I updated the vendor page to add a couple of new vendors, update a few, remove some that went away and to make it more smartphone and tablet friendly for people viewing it on mobile devices. If you

Jeff, the spacer is present in the picture of the red wheel attached in this email thread. Are you the one selling your FOR on ebay?

Thanks, anyone have a photo of the special hub spacer? Sent from my jphone

The front and inside rear wheels on the FOR are the same as the Crosley CC, CD, and VC. The outer rear dual wheel is obviously different. The inner rear lug bolts are unique on the dual setup are

Jeff The outer "dual" wheel, is used only on the FOR. The inner wheel is standard Crosley. Between the wheels is a special wheel adapter, with male, lug bolt threads on one end and female, lug bolt

The outer wheel on a FOR is unique to the FOR. It is a much heavier, cast iron with a large offset.

More questions on Crosley wheels. Do the FORs use the same wheel as the other Crosley cars? Is there a longer lug nut for the rear dual wheels?

The prewar cars I have out here have wheels that measure 3.5 overall width x12”

Not sure where you are measuring but there is two size of Crosley rims and a multitude of non Crosley rims with the same bolt pattern, that size is/was used on lots of different trailers. 1939-41

Could very well be for a Crofton Bug. They have wider wheels. I don’t have mine near me to measure.

I went through my collection of Crosley wheels and noticed that a few of them are wider than the standard Crosley wheel. The standard Crosley wheel looks to be 4 inches wide, and some of my wheels

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