My name Larry Treinen Owner/Auctioneer at Latimer Auction in Latimer, IA. I believe Don Bancroft was a member of your Club in the past. As Dan has passed away and I have been hired to sell his Estate,

I’m trying to help a friend establish a value on a 1952 Farm O Road. It was professionally restored many years ago and won an AACA First prize and remains in e excellent condition. Also included with

I'm in need of better wheels than I've got. Long story short, I'm at the beginning of restoring a '49 HotShot. The car came to me as a roller but just barely. I've got to get reliable rubber on it so

Here's a 2-minute time-lapse video taken from my car's maiden run on the road (since ~ 1970, I think); at normal speed, it's about 35 minutes. https://youtu.be/UxPGsWOVV8U ( https://youtu.be/ULHLLiz7_

Hello all, I am aware of how un-common these are , but non the less thought it was worth a try. I am looking for a front emblem for a Crofton bug. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank yo

Sonya says the check hasn't cleared that we sent in for the registration. Should we be worried? Mike S

Hi: I have a fair amount of play in the pass side king pin, both up and down and side to side on my 1951 Super Sport VC. I think I can get the old bushings out and put new ones in, but do they need to

I'm trying to get a ball park figure on a '47 light blue Crosley with radio. It's a 2 door and is in fair condition. I'll be pulling it out the barn within the next few weeks so, pictures will be comi

Anyone know the weight distribution on a CC Wagon? Is it 60% on the front wheels, or ?? I’m thinking about the best way to load my car on a small trailer without putting too much weight on the hitch.

I recently bought back my 47 Sedan from a friend who has had it the past two years.  One issue with the car I’d like to resolve is that the Bendix drive really grinds when trying to start and often ge

I'm all packed and ready to head North soon.

I believe that Crosley operated two automobile manufacturing plants in Indiana--Richmond and Marion. The Club site has a "Now and Then" page with Richmond but no reference or pictures of Marion. If th

I am looking for a piece of windshield frame material for a FOR or VC. Must be in good shape and at least 12 1/2" long. If anyone out there has a used windshield frame that they are not using and want

1947 round side pickup, new floors, seats have been redone, about 95% complete. - $3400 1948 Crosley convertible, new floors, top, tires, brakes, chassis has been restored, about 95% complete. - $3300

The owner of these cars is planning on bringing the 47 roundside pickup to the Nationals, at Wauseon next week, with assorted parts. He will have just bare seat frames for it. Price has been reduced t

Fellow Crosley-Gang member's 1950 Crosley 18-wheeler was selected as Hemmings "Find of the Day". Frank, the owner, mentioned on the message board it was for sale back in May but figured I would give i

I was looking for, but didn't find, a list of the engine serial numbers by year. The motor in our 48 1/2 is 43151 (w/ cast block). Any idea when it was made? Mike S

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.

I have a couple of CD complete quarters for sale if anybody is interested They are in very good shape I can bring them to Wauseon. Barry Smedley Sent: Sunday, June 30, 2019 11:15 PM To: Crosley-G

Here is the latest CotM. http://crosleyautoclub.com/ Don't forget the Crosley Nationals are coming up real fast in Wauseon Ohio. Hope to see a lot of you next week.