Thought I'd see Tony there, but he didn't show...

[58 Yeoman]

I went to two car shows on Sunday, but the one with the big cars fizzled out.  The Crosley's had an even Baker's Dozen....not counting the tractor.

http://www.picturetrail.com/58yeoman

[Fat Cat]

I went to two car shows on Sunday, but the one with the big cars fizzled out.  The Crosley's had an even Baker's Dozen....not counting the tractor.

http://www.picturetrail.com/58yeoman

He could have been there. He's easy to miss. Something about being short and balding.  

[Crosley.In.AZ]

He could have been there. He's easy to miss. Something about being short and balding.  

it is better than being 6+ feet tall, balding so people for miles around can chuckle as that person stumbles past.

I know some of those Crosleys.

[58 Yeoman]

I got to talk a little with the owner of the 'roadster'; he said a friend of his had built the body by hand.  I think he said it was on a wagon frame.  My GF and I liked the small wagons.  I don't know if the tractor was an actual Crosley or not.

[Crosley.In.AZ]

Crosley parts were used in many various forms of tractor building for personal use....... I am sure you have seen a few eggzamples.


The Crosley group/people for the most part accept any vehicle into the fold that has Crosley parts .

It is interesting to see how parts are used in these home grown vehicles.

I looked at the tractor  when it was at Wauseon Ohio show in July.