Mike, I'll try to answer all of your questions, in one reply. There are several different versions of oil pumps used in Crosleys, as you've found out, at least one version has no bushings and is prett

While pulling the oil pump for a possible rebuild, I was fingering the rod bearings & thought that a couple of them "felt" loose. I pulled #3 and am not pleased with the way it looks. Besides all the

More Oil Pump Fun....Our 48 has also suffered from low oil pressure after it's up to operating temps. Adding a .100 spacer to the bypass spring, and switching to heavier oil helped, but not enough. I

hey this is brian from Wisconsin im trying for a get together aug 15th it would be up in marrinett a club wants to make us a featured car there is a Friday night cruse any input call brian 414 403 554

Hi I’m new to the message board. Interested in what’s out there for sale and what all the other crosley fanatics are up to. Brian

The Crosley Automobile Club main web site has moved to a new hosting server and the Crosley-Gang.com domain is being retired in favor of a sub domain of the Crosley clubs main site. The main site move

I have a 52 super wagon, the door windows are cracked (roll down type) How do you get the glass out ? I have the door panel off. Mac

where can I pick up the cork gaskets for the Braje valve cover, water jackets, and oil pan? Through Braje himself or does the venters reproduce these? Thanks

Looks like a cast iin bell housing. It is advertised as Crosley..

Hello fellow club members. I'm a new member, having joined last February. I was able to purchase my '52 Station Wagon long distance from California (I'm in Eastern Long Island NY) with the kind assist

I assume this is aftermarket but I have never ran across one. A fellow sent me the following pictures asking for info. We are assuming it is some kind of oil filter. It came off the side of the pan in

HI; Does anyone know where people got the grills that they put on their super sports? Anyone got one to sell? Just asking, I know this is a real longshot!! Thanks: Dennis

Hey all, Here is a listing for a 48 Wagon. I checked it out and the body is in really good condition. Frame looked straight. It's a basic model. Cast bock and Carter Carb. 6" brakes. Runs per owner wi

dose any one know what year dash plaques started for Wauseon still looking for missing ones for my trailer

found this on marketplace saw someone looking for a project.https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/743101796201110/

Here you go to start 2020 with a smile. http://crosleyautoclub.com/

Ok, I'm stuck., My speedometer doesn't work and I can't figure out how to remove the speedo cable at the transmission. Initially the speedo jumped then stopped working. Just trying to fix it.

any info or pics of how you adapted to Crosley bell housing would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance

The January-February 2020 issue of Vintage Truck Magazine has a nice 4 page story about a fellow's 1948 Pickup. A few errors, like thinking the disc brakes where mechanical and a few other little thin

Here's one for the gurus here. My new Guppy car (see this issue of the Quarterly) has the hood so close to the stock Tillotson that I cannot put an air cleaner on it. Just the way it was built,It woul