Crosley midget plans

Privacy policy About Wikipedia Disclaimers Contact Wikipedia Developers Cookie statement Mobile view. Under the hood, a four-gallon, gravity-fed gas-tank mounted above the motor made it possible for the car to operate without a fuel pump. If it hadn't it wouldn't have survived. Message me here so we can set up a time for you to look at the car. I have been contacted by the owner of this Crosley Truck. The pictures were taken at the Dam on the lake Mike says "It's a daily driver, I always forget something so I usually have to drive to town twice, ain't getting old Fun. In the post-war period, Crosley introduced several "firsts" in the American automobile industry, including:.

These are his words to me: This method of direct selling continued for most of the life of the company. The company made a variety of products, ranging from proximity fuzes , radio transceivers , field kitchens, and quarter-ton trailers, to gun turrets , among other items. It was a small, lightweight engine with single overhead camshaft driven by two sets of bevel gears and a vertical shaft at the front of the block.

Only three Commuters were built. Dave had the following to say about his car. A fire at his newly-built Florida plant destroyed the only body mold. The Crosley factories were converted to wartime production during the war. A fire at the fiberglass plant destroying 13 bodies and the mold.

The car was paid for in cash, loaded up, and off to Jerusalem, Ohio, where it is lovingly kept in a private building and looked at or dusted by a man who recalled a long-ago kiss with a special girl in just the same car. A complete discription follows the pictures. Those Old Classic Convertibles Cadillac, Duesenberg, Cords and many more. If any of my visitors would like to own one of these little cars here is your chance to have one of the nicest ones around. The kit contained the frame, axles, springs, steering mechanism, dimensioned patterns for the sheet metal, which could be fabricated by a local metalsmith, and an assembly book. It was a small, lightweight engine with single overhead camshaft driven by two sets of bevel gears and a vertical shaft at the front of the block. In Crosley brought the Farm-O-Road model, a inch 1.