History Competition Coupe Curiosity

Donnie Hampton

 

MO,
That Crosley is just cool. I have always wanted to build one just so I could say that I did. I got an olds motor today that would be a perfect for a crosley wagon.

 

Those little coupes/sedans are great too! Here's one from an earlier thread:


The stance on this one is kind of low for a Rocket motor-era car, but I can't think of a better choice of engines.
Start looking!

 

I haven't seen a crosley for sale for a long time. last one I saw was a gagon converted to a salad bar, it would have been an easy fix to make it into a body again but that is the last one I saw.

I actually never stop looking for just the right thing. there are a few that would make me happy no doubt but Crosley is very high on the list.

 

Crosley high on your list...How about Crosley high on a pole? LOL.
This one got a restoration by Marty Martino and was re-erected on a shorter pole, after neighborhood support (championed by Lea @" Still Runnin' " magazine) spared it from removal, due to re-zoning regulations.

 

John Batto's Crosley has always been one of my favorites.

 

Dean--Came down to Bako for the NHRA chingo for prob. 15 years, people would point and laugh at that Crosley, I just smiled.
Doug

 

I didn't laugh when the back half of it was smoked in!

 

Hot Chocolate at Green Valley. The 57 is ready to push a dragster north on the push road between pit fence and track.

 

Back up for further consideration.

 

On its way to bring back on the road/salt!

 

Fun thread. Let's look at it once more.

 

This is My Dad. Does anyone have anymore cool photos of him. He passed away in 1993