Spring is right around the corner, time to start getting the Crosley batteries charged up and put those Winter projects in to high gear. Here is the latest CotM. http://crosleyautoclub.com/

Please see www.crosleygarage.com for the newest photos. More to be posted over the weekend. frank

Not a pro Crosley story but probably true of a lot of early post war Crosley that were used for harder duty than they were capable of doing. https://www.autoweek.com/car-life/classic-cars/a31070092/do

Hello All, This Saturday, February 29, the Crosley will be transformed into an Art Car at the The Gasparilla Festival of the Arts in Tampa Florida. The event concludes on March 1. I will be posting ph

Dozens of antique cars will take to the road on Saturday, June 6, as the 29th Orphan Car Tour gets underway. This year’s route runs from Burkittsville, Md. to Bluemont, Virginia, where participants wi

I just finished measuring my valve clearance. I have two exhaust valves at .012 and one intake valve at .009. All other valves are in spec. Just wondering if this is really bad and would it make them

Crosley Fans, I work for a contractor that is interested in innovative ways of making an engine block, specifically methods that don't require casting. I immediately thought of the COBRA. Are there an

Good evening, Crosley Fans! I'm the guy that posted about the CD Wagon electric conversion last month. I'm just now doing the grunt work that goes with any restoration, and I'm still many moons away f

Going through some repairs on my Crosley engine I discovered someone must have broken what I thought was the pulley bolt but after removing the pulley and checking out a spare engine that I have I see

Can anyone tell me what the size of the standard size piston is for the 1947 cast iron block engine?

I need a new Carter carb for my newly purchased 1952 Station Wagon. I need a recommendation for a new or rebuild purveyor. Thanx, Skip D

I just purchased a tidy ’52 Super Station Wagon. It had a 12 volt electric fuel pump installed on the left front fender. I purchased a new original equipment mechanical one from Service Motors. Just a

There is a spring that I found resting on the frame under the car by the brake pedal area. Attached is a photo of the spring (broken) as well as a photo of page 36, figure 28 in the Crosley Manual whi

Jim Oliver passed last Friday. He was at many National and Regional CAC shows over the years. His 47 Red Roundside was a favorite of mine, but his VC with a clear hood was also a show favorite. https:

I'm finding that the Facebook group has lots of great photos and dialog. This discussion board does as well, but there seems to be a lot more activity on Facebook recently. (Am I wrong?) Any advice fo

I am looking for the springs on the front seats on the upright portion of the seat. These are the zig zag springs that screw to the frames. Message me via email. kimndale97@.... Southwest PA. Dale

Here is the new CotM. http://crosleyautoclub.com/ Enjoy Jim...

I have added the 2020 Nationals Schedule July 6-11 to the home page. There is also a PDF version for printing and a PDF of the registration form. Online Schedule ( http://crosleyautoclub.com/#Meet ) P

Can anyone provide instruction, tips or tricks on installing windshield glass in a 51 CD. Fighting with this ! Without success Thanks Sandy Smith

The 1952 Super SW that I just purchased did not have a hood prop, so I bought one. Now I cannot figure out how it should be mounted. There is no obvious mounting point nor prop point. Please advise (a