
The first photo I couldn't resist
taking was on the 4th when this nice 1967 Corvette
pulled in pulling a Hotshot, fresh from AACA show in
Auburn
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Lots of campers of all sizes and
vintages. I put up the American and Crosley Flag to
mark the start of the meet.
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This smiling young man is from down
by Cincinnati Ohio, home base for Powel Crosley. His
parents named him Crosley and at the age of 7
decided it was time to come to the Nationals.
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Every time I saw young Crosley he
was smiling, probably from seeing his name
everywhere he looked.
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Breakfast With Friends drive was the
first of several opportunities to drive your Crosley
but many hadn't got unloaded yet and drove modern.
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Here is the whole crew.
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Most FaceBook followers have been
following Tater through his restoration and
transformation.
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Tater and his buddy Sid road out
with Martha all the way from Oregon.
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This member expand his 2 car garage from previous
shows to a 3 car garage.
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Yankee Crosley opened his service
bay on Monday. Ted and his crew of volunteers tuned
up and fixed a lot of Crosleys before opening for
business on Thursday. The only charge was for parts.
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When the regular service bays are all full, you move
next door.
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Ken wanted to be sure he got a good
spot on the show field.
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Pretty classy Pre-War was built for
special road service in California. If anyone knows
details. let the club know so we can pass it on to
the owner.
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When you need a truck just take the
passenger seat out. Yes that is another attempt at a
V8 Crosley.
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The Tuesday Wauseon Cruise had lots
of Crosleys.
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Yes there were a few non Crosleys at
the cruise.
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Homecoming 2021
Together Again
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Then on Wednesday afternoon the
skies opened up and everyone looked for shelter for
their Crosley and the owner.
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More last minute work for the week's
activities.
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Everything from tents to very large
Class A motor homes were in use on the grounds as
well as those that had to commute to motels.
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