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 His 47 wagon is a real eye
catcher.
Orlando says
"The radio is from a 1973 VW (Hitachi transistorized)
with 6-12 volts and neg-pos switches. Works perfectly and
draws
very little current from the battery. I adapted it to the dash board."
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 Crosley Motors research and engineering department 3401 Spring Grove Avenue in Cincinnati. Photos were
taken/furnished by
Mike Banks
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 Crosley Motors Plant No. 1 at 2530 Spring Grove Avenue |
 Dennis Wray of Ohio owns this nicely modified 1947 Crosley Sedan with a Ford V4. He calls it Pro Sidewalk |
 It has been Pro Streeted but you can't see the tires in the shadows. |
 Crosley Powered Lotus
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Modified. These were posted on our original Yahoo Web board.
When Yahoo lost the club site I had saved the pictures but
not
all the text. The fellow that posted the
pictures was looking for this car.
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 His Father was
involved as the
builder or driver or both. The only thing I have to identify the
pictures were the labels and those were the name Johnny and Burt.
Any body recognize the pictures or car? I believe
they were
taken in the 60s.
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 Bandini
car with a Crosley engine two carburettor Dell'orto. From a book on the
Bandini writen by his nephew Michele Orsi Bandini.
Besides the
book that Michele Orsi Bandini has written about his Uncle
Ilario Bandini he has a small museum of Bandini (12 different
examples). He also has a Bandini website (in Italian). http://www.libero.it
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 Highly
modified dual overhead cam Bandini Crosley engine.
Michele Orsi Bandini supplied these pictures and others that will be added to the Engine Family Tree page in the future. He writes that only 83 cars were built in total across the 4 different displacement models (only the 750cc model used Crosley engines). They have a registry that list 47 known to still exist. |
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