Hi Jim, have you checked with Service Motors on Bearings? https://www.servicemotors.net/ I too am in Orange County.

I agree with Jim, Reliable is great to work with, when I was at the Mercedes Classic Center we used them quite often with excellent results. Some carriers may change out cargo at different hubs from t

Mike I would be interested in them

Hi Mike, I know the prewars I have out here all have the 3.5” overall width on the wheels. I would imaging the early CC’s may have had these as well.

Hi all, This is no longer available.

No problem, (760)855-5513

It is available, yes.

Hi all, I am clearing out a bit of space and decided to list a 1949 Crosley Station wagon for sale. It is late 49 production with square gauges and disc brakes. I will provide a Bill of sale. No title

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

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

Did you replace your wheel cylinders, they very well may have accumulated rust restricting movement.

If anyone is looking cradle and drive for an inboard Aerojet engine, This is still available.

Have to tried Zemp marine? https://zemp4cyclemarine.com/bearcat-55/

Hi Lloyd, are you completely missing one? As a rebuild one one would be the easiest option. If not I have attached a picture of the autolite part number that might help you source one. There is also a

It’s unfortunate no one got it when it was on Craigslist for $1500.

I assumed it’s the one on the following link. https://appleton.craigslist.org/fod/d/shiocton-1947-crosley-2-door-hardtop/7122232047.html

When I worked for the Mercedes classic center we used Reliable. They were great but expensive. Enclosed truck one way would I guess run around 2k or a bit more. It would be worth seeing if the car wou

Mike, have you tried you ship. Put in your request and different companies will bid on shipping cost. Might be worth a shot. You don’t need to accept any of the offers, and most companies on there Hav

Hi Welcome to the group. Feel free to ask any questions here. Everyone is more than helpful. Do you have any Crosley’s yourself? Where are you located?

A picture of the rear cab section would be helpful. The rear window looks much larger than stock.