File        : CCOC Membership Card.
Description : CCOC

I am in the market for a hotshot or supersport. I currently have a 51
superwagon that I restored and am working on a 49 pickup and a 50
sedan. I plan to sell the wagon. I have decided that I am ready to look
for a hotshot or supersport. I am interested in an origial as possible
car and hopefully one that has been restored. I will consider whatever
is out there. I am hoping to find one before it ends up on ebay. Should
you have one or know of someone who is looking to part with one please
contact me at aenderle3@.... Thanks so much

We'll post the
particulars here on all
Crosleys we find for
sale, and there have
been some VCs offered
for sale over the past
six months. Keep
checking, and if you
get a chance, tell us
about your '51 station
wagon, Arthur.

I'll start myself by
talking about my '42 CB-
42 Liberty Sedan. On
the first Sundayof
every May there's a
great Waukegan (IL)
Chapter AACA meet/swap
in Grays Lake IL. I had
my unrestored '47
Sports Convertible
there (which won a Most
Potential trophy - was
that a compliment? ;-)
and there was a Chicago
couple there walking
around looking to sell
a one-owner Liberty
(though nobody then
knew what it was) at an
estate sale in Chicago.
I delayed following up
until June (bad choice,
but it worked out
anyways) and it was
still available.

The brother-in-law I'd
met at Grays Lake, Mr.
Al Grywa of Chicago (we
became friends and he's
now deceased), was the
executor and said
another relative (who
he despised) was a
professional clown and
wanted the car to use
as a prop. Al wanted me
to buy it, for one main
reason - to screw over
his brother-in-law. He
said by law he had to
take top bid and with a
wink he said $600 would
be top bid. Sounds
cheap, but $600
happened to be all the
money I had at the
time. He even threw in
a nice '73 Chevrolet
Impala four-door
hardtop, which became
my main ride for four
years.

Anyways, it ran like a
champ and I finally
restored it by 1989.
The Grywas visited here
in 1995 to see it.
Right now Al Calvin is
doing the engine,and
it's going to be a
great summer. (Thanks,
Al!)

=Lou Rugani=
========================
"E.Arthur Enderle III"
<aenderle3@...> wrote:
>
> I am in the market
for a hotshot or
supersport. I currently
have a 51
> superwagon that I
restored and am working
on a 49 pickup and a 50
> sedan. I plan to sell
the wagon. I have
decided that I am ready
to look
> for a hotshot or
supersport. I am
interested in an
original as possible
> car and hopefully one
that has been restored.
I will consider
whatever
> is out there. I am
hoping to find one
before it ends up on
ebay. Should
> you have one or know
of someone who is
looking to part with
one please
> contact me at
aenderle3@... Thanks so
much
>

I'm ready to sell my 1946 Crosley.  It's been barn stored for 40+
years, solid car, floor boards, engine free, one hub cap missing, gray
exterior.  If you know of anyone interested have them call Jim at (203)
876-7471; the car is located in Milford, Connecticut.

Does anyone have a Crosley engine w/flywheel and starter for sale, preferably
one that will start and run?
Want to mount this in
a 1960 Cub Cadet Garden Tractor.
If any of the members want, email me direct .. farmallfuzz@... or call me
at 254-396-1570,,,,

I have a Sears with 35 horses in Wisconsin .... building a Wheel Horse with a 47
horse Wisconsin...

I pull with the Lone Star Garden Tractor here in
Texas. we have a web site and group in Groups also....

James Moore..

love to chat with anyone about any old cars/tractors

Will that work?
We have a Older Cub in our fleet. The starter is also a generator.
Pretty sure we had our starter/generator rebuilt at a local starter repair
shop.

----- Original Message -----
From: "JAMES" <farmallfuzz@...>
To: <Crosley@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 8:38 AM
Subject: =CROSLEY= rosley engine


> Does anyone have a Crosley engine w/flywheel and starter for sale,
> preferably one that will start and run?
> Want to mount this in
> a 1960 Cub Cadet Garden Tractor.
> If any of the members want, email me direct .. farmallfuzz@... or
> call me at 254-396-1570,,,,
>
> I have a Sears with 35 horses in Wisconsin .... building a Wheel Horse
> with a 47
> horse Wisconsin...
>
> I pull with the Lone Star Garden Tractor here in
> Texas. we have a web site and group in Groups also....
>
> James Moore..
>
> love to chat with anyone about any old cars/tractors
>
>
>
> The Crosley Car Owners Club (CCOC)
> <www.groups.yahoo.com/group/Crosley>
> <www.groups.yahoo.com/group/Crosley2>
> <www.groups.yahoo.com/group/Crosley3>
> <www.groups.yahoo.com/group/Crosley4>
>
> (A Fine Club - you see us everywhere.)
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>

Enter your vote today!  A new poll has been created for the
Crosley group:

Which design for our new CCOC window decal do you prefer? (Your ID will not be
visible; poll closes March 5th.)

   o The current CCOC logo (see homepage).
   o The 1950s CCOC logo (check CCOC in Photos).


To vote, please visit the following web page:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Crosley/surveys?id=2151131

Note: Please do not reply to this message. Poll votes are
not collected via email. To vote, you must go to the Yahoo! Groups
web site listed above.

Thanks!

I am not sure where the photo’s have been sourced. However I have a large Crosley Literature Collection and several factory photos inside the Marion Indiana plant taken in 1947.  I would be willing to scan and share with the Club if requested by an officer of the Club.

 

Please, no individual requests as I am not wanting to be bombarded with e-mail requests. Lets just put them on the Club site and those that want them can down load from there, thanks.

 

Murray Mill  can be reached by the Club at mjmill@shaw.ca or (403) 256-1578  Calgary, Alberta, Canada

 

 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Crosley@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Crosley@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of berard_m@bellsouth.net
Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2007 4:51 PM
To: Crosley@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: =CROSLEY= Crosley engine factory:

 

WOW!  Good stuff. I hope someone (Jim) can improve/restore/clarify these...........p

----- Original Message -----

From: Louis Rugani

To: Crosley@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2007 6:36 PM

Subject: =CROSLEY= Crosley engine factory:

 

Happy Fat Tuesday! Here's one of several inside-the-factory scenes we'll be posting on our CCOC site by week's end.
Details later.

A big welcome to all new members!
The CCOC has almost quadrupled in numbers over the past thirteen months.

=Lou=

~~~~~~~~~~ **-=\/=-** ~~~~~~~~~~

The opposite of bravery is not cowardice, but conformity.       Robert Anthony

Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the
Crosley group:

Which design for our new CCOC window decal do you prefer? (Your ID will not be visible; poll closes March 5th.)

o The current CCOC logo (see homepage).
o The 1950s CCOC logo (check CCOC in Photos).

To vote, please visit the following web page:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Crosley/surveys?id=2151131

Note: Please do not reply to this message. Poll votes are
not collected via email. To vote, you must go to the Yahoo! Groups
web site listed above.

Thanks!

Hello Robert,

Just a minor correction to your post.

The "Original Service Motors" is NOT long gone, we are still the
"Original Service Motors"!

Fonda and I are just the third owners, that's all, but still the same
company. (Just ask LOU)!

Butch and Fonda Williams, Service Motors, 1-574-664-3313 (Still "The
Original")

Robert Kirk wrote:

> Lou
> This is a tough one.  I would opt for the original as you and I are
> "original" kind of guys.  However the Service Motors item is really a
> bit of advertiseing and I am sure there is good reason as they were
> likly the host of the original club.  However, as we are recreating
> that club years after its demise and the original Service Motors is
> long gone, I see no reason to continue advertiseing for something non
> existant....They are gone but the club is reborn...I thus opt for the
> new design.
> I know no discussion was asked but I thought I would wade in with my
> own ideas and stimulate a bit of discussion prior to my vote.  I would
> be open to having both....in honer of the the original and as a
> statement to the new!
> R Kirk
> *//*_

Hello Robert,

Just a minor correction to your post.

The "Original Service Motors" is NOT long gone, we are still the
"Original Service Motors"!

Fonda and I are just the third owners, that's all, but still the same
company. (Just ask LOU)!

Butch and Fonda Williams, Service Motors, 1-574-664-3313 (Still "The
Original")

Robert Kirk wrote:

> Lou
> This is a tough one. I would opt for the original as you and I are
> "original" kind of guys. However the Service Motors item is really a
> bit of advertiseing and I am sure there is good reason as they were
> likly the host of the original club. However, as we are recreating
> that club years after its demise and the original Service Motors is
> long gone, I see no reason to continue advertiseing for something non
> existant....They are gone but the club is reborn...I thus opt for the
> new design.
> I know no discussion was asked but I thought I would wade in with my
> own ideas and stimulate a bit of discussion prior to my vote. I would
> be open to having both....in honer of the the original and as a
> statement to the new!
> R Kirk
> *//*_

Egg on you face is still egg on your face eat it!!

I need to go pick up a Crosley Wagon I bought. I need to know can you
put a 1948 wagon in the back of a modern pickup truck?

Even if I have to have a rollback put in in and out it would be a lot
easier than trailering.

Thanks, Jack email at picdev@...

Hello Jack,

A modern, full sized pickup, with 8 foot bed (4 foot between the wheel
wells) will hold a Crosley. You just have to run with the tailgate down
and the rear tires sitting on it.

We've done it a number of times.

Butch and Fonda Williams, Service Motors, 1-574-664-3313

jacke46741 wrote:

>I need to go pick up a Crosley Wagon I bought. I need to know can you
>put a 1948 wagon in the back of a modern pickup truck?
>
>Even if I have to have a rollback put in in and out it would be a lot
>easier than trailering.
>
>Thanks, Jack email at picdev@...
>
>
>
>
>The Crosley Car Owners Club (CCOC)
><www.groups.yahoo.com/group/Crosley>
><www.groups.yahoo.com/group/Crosley2>
><www.groups.yahoo.com/group/Crosley3>
><www.groups.yahoo.com/group/Crosley4>
>
>(A Fine Club - you see us everywhere.)
>Yahoo! Groups - Join or create groups, clubs, forums & communities. Links
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

If the members' choice would be the retro design, I was actually thinking of
just reproducing the face of it without the historic  advertising. That
particular photo shows both sides. Thanks.

=Lou=

I need to go pick up a Crosley Wagon I bought. I need to know can you
put a 1948 wagon in the back of a modern pickup truck?

Even if I have to have a rollback put in in and out it would be a lot
easier than trailering.

Thanks, Jack email at picdev@...

Egg on you face is still egg on your face eat it!!

From: Robert Kirk <kirkbrit@...>
To: Crosley@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: =CROSLEY= New poll for Crosley
Date: Thu, 22 Feb 2007 16:50:48 +0000

Butch

I certainly wasn't trying to slight you, your wife or your business.  You are a profoundly great assest to our community. 

To clairify, the ORIGINAL Service Motors was in New Jersey. Original derives and implies origin, the starting point, the beginning.  Example;  Henry Ford is the ORINGAL founder of Ford Motor Company.  The Ford was the original offering of the Ford Motor Company.  Etc.  The name and business have been sold twice to, I believe I recall correctly, two individuals who now and then reside in Indiana.  Thus the ORIGINAL Service Motors flip side of the ORIGINAL Crosley Club logo is now an advertisement for a business locale which is defunct.

Again I meant no slight to you, the current and ongoing Service Motors, nor anyone else who could take offense at my missive. 

The point I struggled to make is the ORIGINAL decal, is one sided with superfilous infomation of a business location and phone number which no longer exist.  Why perpetrate the long gone?  And too I recognize the other argument too, "Because it is the orignal decal".

On the other hand, a few ideas fly in my face to modernize the ORIGINAL addenda, but that would not be for me to offer nor suggest on this forum. 

Respectfully

Robert Kirk  

Butch <servicemotors@clss.net> wrote:

Hello Robert,

Just a minor correction to your post.

The "Original Service Motors" is NOT long gone, we are still the
"Original Service Motors"!

Fonda and I are just the third owners, that's all, but still the same
company. (Just ask LOU)!

Butch and Fonda Williams, Service Motors, 1-574-664-3313 (Still "The
Original")

Robert Kirk wrote:

> Lou
> This is a tough one. I would opt for the original as you and I are
> "original" kind of guys. However the Service Motors item is really a
> bit of advertiseing and I am sure there is good reason as they were
> likly the host of the original club. However, as we are recreating
> that club years after its demise and the original Service Motors is
> long gone, I see no reason to continue advertiseing for something non
> existant....They are gone but the club is reborn...I thus opt for the
> new design.
> I know no discussion was asked but I thought I would wade in with my
> own ideas and stimulate a bit of discussion prior to my vote. I would
> be open to having both....in honer of the the original and as a
> statement to the new!
> R Kirk
> *//*_

Regards,
Robert Kirk
www.kirks-auto.com

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--- In Crosley@yahoogroups.com, Crosley@yahoogroups.com wrote:
>
>
> Enter your vote today!  A new poll has been created for the
> Crosley group:
>
> Which design for our new CCOC window decal do you prefer? (Your ID
will not be visible; poll closes March 5th.)
>
>   o The current CCOC logo (see homepage).
>   o The 1950s CCOC logo (check CCOC in Photos).
>
>
> To vote, please visit the following web page:
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Crosley/surveys?id=2151131
>
> Note: Please do not reply to this message. Poll votes are
> not collected via email. To vote, you must go to the Yahoo! Groups
> web site listed above.
>
> Thanks!
>

All Crosleys Welcome !

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Saturday July 28th 2007 9-3 pm

All cars under 1000cc's welcome

After meet drive TBA

Please RSVP Mark@... for free admission.
  ($10 admission if not on guest list)

For info contact NW Mini-Microcar host:  Mark Hatten 503-703-6220

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colorfast inks. Please email me offline timtmaker at yahoo if you
do have a source for water decals...

thanks!

--- In Crosley@yahoogroups.com, Crosley@yahoogroups.com wrote:
>
>
> Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the
> Crosley group:
>
> Which design for our new CCOC window decal do you prefer? (Your ID
will not be visible; poll closes March 5th.)
>
> o The current CCOC logo (see homepage).
> o The 1950s CCOC logo (check CCOC in Photos).
>
>
> To vote, please visit the following web page:
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Crosley/surveys?id=2151131
>
> Note: Please do not reply to this message. Poll votes are
> not collected via email. To vote, you must go to the Yahoo! Groups
> web site listed above.
>
> Thanks!
>