 Dave Anspach, our Quarterly
editor,
rolled into the 2003 Nationals on Wednesday with this load, having just
bought the CD wagon.
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 Two days later the restoration was
underway. Can't wait to see the progress at the 2004 Nationals.
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 Don Hammond's 1941 Crosley
Convertible Sedan
presented to him by his
kids on his 66th birthday in May 2003. Daughter Jenny (the
baby
of the family) will graduate from Mary Washington College in May 2004.
That's her smiling behind the wheel. The 41 is just like the
first car he owned when he was 15.
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 "The orange color is not original
of course,
but does make it a bit
easier to see when I drive it. The neighbors and their children are all
delighted to see little Blossom as she putters
through the
community and she never fails to attract a crowd when we stop. It
usually takes a bit of Crosley Pre War History and answers to many
questions before I can amble on, but Blossom never
fails to
leave smiles and waves behind her when we go!" Don lives in Fairfax
County, Virginia.
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 Here is John Buchanan's roundside with a nice flathead Ford displayed in the back. John brought his pickup down from Michigan for last years Nationals. That's Nancy, his wife, cleaning off the morning dew on Saturday morning. |
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 You do see all kinds of Crosleys
at the
Nationals. Ted DellaCamera brought this one to last years
Nationals. He even tried to set it on fire on Friday
afternoon. Don't miss the excitement.
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 Paul believes he now has every
attachment
made for the FOR. More
shots.
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