with the engine it weighed about 443 pounds - I had started on removing the engine as there was no interest length 46" width 23" height 30"

Here are a couple of pictures of the back of the recessed wheel as requested I also noticed this one does not have the 2 rivets at each point where the hub meets the outer rim.

I was given a couple of Crosley wheels for my Hotshot. When I got them home I noticed they were different in the hub offsets - one matches the ones that I have on the car - the other is totally differ

After reading this thread I went out and looked, I knew I had 2 jacks but I never looked at them closely. Attached are a couple of pictures I took and you can see the differences. Threaded length is a

Curious to know what different size rims/wheels that were used on the Crosleys. I would like to know the sizes that were used pre and post war. Both Diameter and width If certain models used a differe

Thanks for the reply - Thanks to the wonderful Crosley members it looks like I have an original set being shipped my way very soon!

I going to fabricate a set of bows and uprights for my 49' Hotshot I was wondering if there was anyone in the greater Seattle area that has a set that I could come over and trace onto some paper to ge

One more try, This welder needs a New Home!

Still looking for someone who needs this welder!

You might give Bill a call. He rebuilds radios and might be a good resource https://www.billtheradioguy.com/

About 300 miles Give me a call at 360 801-5251 Jerry

I have a Crosley welder with a Cobra motor and a later cast Iron Block, Engine does run but I have not tried the welder as I really do not understand how it works. I need the space more than I need th

Thank you for the warm welcome to the world of Crosley’s. I have much to learn. Looking forward to meeting some of you and hopefully making it to a meet or two in the future

Hi, new member from the Pacific Northwest (Seattle area), Proud owner of a 49’ Hotshot and a Crosley powered welder. I also have 42’ Packard 120 convertible. Looking forward to being part of the Crosl