Friday is Game Day as well as the official opening of the flea
market, 39 vendors this year, We had a special exercise to
create a photo op for the 50th Anniversary of the club and 80th
Anniversary of the first production Crosley. We ended the day
with our Annual Banquet with a record 220 sharing a great meal
in air conditioned comfort in the building we added to our meet
this year. Thanks to Joe Kaczmar for the wide angle aerial
photos.
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 We had wanted a drone for the shot but
at the last minute it fell through so the top of the
grandstands stood in for our aerial shots.
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 Here are our photographers and
choreography coordinators to position the cars and pick
the right colors to be beside each other
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 The whole process took awhile with at
least one start over, but we finished before rthe sun
got where it needed to be so it was hurry up and wait.
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 We didn't need the bulldozer to move
cars but a few were moved with muscles, when they found
a few cars that had to move sideways a foot or so,
rather than trying to unpack to move them.
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 We had such a good turnout of
participants we had to add an underline to the years
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 Time for the Annual Pine Wood Derby |
 Some close races |
 Some not so close |
 Much fun |
 Winners in the Junior Class |
 Winners in the Senior Class |
 Awards were given at the Annual Meeting |
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 What not a Crosley? It was displaying Crosley Radios on the back |
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 4WD Articulated 2 Cyl Crosley Tractor |
 New 2 cylinder water cooled Crosley Doodle Bug |
 The left over half makes a good counter weight if you don't have a passenger |
 The V8 Crosley Doodle Bug was back |
 The V8 Doddle Bug |
 The V8 Tin Block Crosley was back and running this year. It sounded strong. |
 2 Cyl Crosley boat engine |
 CoBra Dual Ignition engine for Mooney Mite |
 Only 10 were made before they were
recalled and the engine switched out because of crank
breakage
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 Only a couple of engines are know to have survived |
