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You Can Now Join CAC Online 4 #Join-Crosley-Auto-Club

It has been years coming but we now have the ability to take a Credit Cards to allow online joining and renewing of Crosley Auto Club memberships. http://crosleyautoclub.com/MembershipPaymentPage.html

It has been years coming but we now have the ability to take a Credit Cards to allow online joining and renewing of Crosley Auto Club memberships. http://crosleyautoclub.com/MembershipPaymentPage.html When you click on one of the join buttons you will be taken to a secure server at the company handling the transaction for the club. $20/year Renewal/Join for US members; $25 for Non-US because of the extra postage. Jim...

By Jim Bollman ·

Tentative Schedule and Pre-Registration Form for CAC 2021 National Meet

I have updated the club home page, adding the tentative schedule and registration form for the CAC 2021 National Meet July 5-10 at Wauseon Ohio. http://crosleyautoclub.com/ Here are direct links to th

I have updated the club home page, adding the tentative schedule and registration form for the CAC 2021 National Meet July 5-10 at Wauseon Ohio. http://crosleyautoclub.com/ Here are direct links to the PDFs http://crosleyautoclub.com/2021_MeetInfo/2021-Registration-Form.pdf http://crosleyautoclub.com/2021_MeetInfo/Crosley%20Automobile%20Club%202021%20National%20Meet%20V1.pdf Jim...

By Jim Bollman ·

Restoration tips for beginners 33

Hello all, I know there is a lot of information out there for fixing and repairing Crosley parts. There are even a few publications for restoration. As I approach my first attempt at a full blown rest

Hello all, I know there is a lot of information out there for fixing and repairing Crosley parts. There are even a few publications for restoration. As I approach my first attempt at a full blown restoration of a car, I have to wonder what are the simple things people would have liked to know before they started their restoration? I mean some of the real simple things. As I was wrenching on a car this last weekend, I complained to myself how greasy the underside was. Why didn't I take a power washer to it first!! What about tips for pulling the old wiring? Did you wish you knew something before stared tearing something apart or, before you began assembling something? Thanks to all of you and I hope you all have a great 4th of July. I hope to see you all next year. Thanks, gabriel.

By Gabriel Haddad ·

More parts 8

My last email generated zero interest, but I thought I’d try again with more parts. I have a Crosley tin block that would make a nice coffee table (I have one, and I think it’s neat!)—free to a good h

By David ·

VC rear axle housing

Hi all , I have an extra rear axle housing for a VC I don’t need. It’s just the housing and axles ( no ring and pinion or brake parts) located in North San Diego County, CA. Let me know if there is an

By James Dlapa ·

Clutch chatter 9

The first nice day and I took my 52’ wagon for a drive. For awhile the clutch would chatter in reverse. I would just push the car back into the garage so not a big deal. During this drive the clutch w

By Patrick Keller ·

Parts

I have some stuff that needs to be gone from my workshop: blocks and cranks. The problem is that they are likely not worth the costs of shipping. Six blocks, all rusty (surface rust), 3 flat tops, one

By David ·

Distributor drive gear 4

Newbie here with what might be a stupid question. What is the best way to remove the distributor gear? Oil pan off as well as the retainer nut. Can't seem to just lift off so lever with a tool? Gear p

By Jim Murphy ·

Fageol 44 Boat Engine Rear Main Oil Seal 12

Hello Crosley Folks Anyone know the proper way to install the rear main oil seal on a Fageol boat engine? There is no slot for the flexible rubber seal. Do you make a split metal collar to hold in the

By jeff ·

HotShot emblem location measurements 4

I would like to get the measurements for the location if HotShot side emblems. Thanks 😊

By duffymt60 <duffymt60@aol.com> ·

1947 Pickup 5

Guys, does the '47 Pickup get a headliner. .....Jim.

By Jim Liberty ·

Topolino transmission and adapter 7

I have a Fiat Topolino transmission and a Crosley adapter for it. It is not good for a racer, but should be fine for a the Crosley driver who wants a 4-speed. Free to a good home, but you have to pick

By David R. Lambert ·

New Crosley of the Month

Here is the latest Crosleys of the Month, hopefully this will get people thinking of July. http://crosleyautoclub.com/ Jim...

By Jim Bollman ·

Crosley military starter 5

I would like to buy a starter for my military engine. The mounting holes are about 4.5 inches center to center. Jon 909 455 6830.

By Jon Ciauri ·

1947 Pickup 8

Have any of you replaced your radiator. If so brand and model if you have it. ........................Jim.

By Jim Liberty ·

CC Crosley Hood Latch 31

I recently purchased a 1947 CC coupe. The hood safety latch is in place and functions. I also have most of the components minus a few small springs underneath. However, The primary latch system is mis

By Dennis Terdy ·

Carter Carbureter 2

Installing a carbureter kit , which hole does the pump link go in ? It was in the upper when off car. Mac ( was not running well before)

By Mac McBrayer ·

Lumber Wagon 2

Since the only thing that I ever used the backseat In my ‘49 wagon for was piling stuff on, I decided to remove it. Then it really didn’t look right because of the seat well so I spent yesterday build

By David Stubenvoll ·

Carbs

Hi Ed, and gang, would you have pictures of the linkage for the dual carb. set up. The motor got a new steel crank, and a good clean up. Dual exhaust with a "Cherry Bomb" muffler. ................Than

By Jim Liberty ·

FOR rear drum photos 8

It's as perfect as the day it was made. Sent from my jphone

By jeff ·