I was told by someone years ago that it was an aftermarket item made by a 3rd party seller, but I have no verification. Not a lot of them around. May have been for a special application that required

I have had good luck with Marvel Mystery Oil in my 8N Ford flathead tractor. Put in the gas if it is still runable. I give it an appropriate dose depending on how much gas is in the tank, run it long

We have two FaceBook pages but one is relatively dormant the active one is https://www.facebook.com/groups/102257470987/ I would go fairly original myself. Depends on your plans and the condition of w

I bought a rebuilt one from Yankee a couple of year ago. I don’t think anyone has new ones.

Here is the May CotM, enjoy these oldies. https://crosleyautoclub.com Jim...

A fellow eMailed me looking for front seats for his 41-42 he is trying to put back together as a display. Here is what he is looking for in his words. "Two prewar front seats (left and right)? The con

Are you talking about the white spoked wagon wheels places like Tractor Supply sells with tires already mounted? I have seen a few Crosleys with them on but have never driven one with those rims. You

Well after it left the museum it changed hands a couple of times and went to Germany. The original guy in Germany apparently left it sit outside for a few years so the paint is now bad but the latest

I think you're right, I knew it looked familiar. That would have been Bill Angert’s car. He had it loaned to them for years and may have gifted it to them when he died or maybe his son sold it. Thanks

I got a eMail from a fellow in Germany asking if I knew the history of this car. It was apparently in a museum at one time and is now in Germany and he wants to know some of it's past history. The car

A member saw this today at an antique mall in Alen Michigan. If anyone is interested it is at the Hog Creek Antique Store. https://hogcreekmall.com From a sign - 1930's Wind Generator Used For Chargin

All the early postwar fans look that up to around 1949 with varying degrees of crude depending how long the welding guy has been doing the job since he finished training.

All CC (46-48) door inserts are the same (left and right), at least two colors, dark brown and light brown. They are just a pressed cardboard with a texture which is currently only made in black so th

If you're talking about this one it is the first Crosley Prototype called the CRAD for Crosley Radio Automobile Division. It is actually silver. It has two wheels close together in the back so they di

I have moved all the pictures from the 2012 DasAwksch Fescht when Crosley was the feature marque to the main club web page. from the photo album on Crosley-Gang, to make room. Here is a link to the fi

Have you tried Yankee and Edwards? Jim...

Here is a photo from the Crosley-Gang photo Albums. https://groups.io/g/Crosley-Gang/photo/3680/42586?p=Created%2C%2Cbrakes%2C20%2C2%2C0%2C0 Jim...

The 1.5” shoes will not work. Assuming you are using the number given I’m not sure who sent in the interchange numbers, I will remove it. I have heard of people cutting down 1.5” lining but I would no

It is not readable on the scan but I scanned it 20 years ago and my scanners have gotten better, if I can find the original.

Wish I knew who brought it to the meet. As I recall they never took it off the trailer. I think it was for sale but not sure. Looks pretty fresh in 1996. In 1996 I was still shooting film so didn’t ta