Crosley Car Barn Find First Start in 40 years

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  • Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2021
  • The little car was stored under a barn for over 40 years. Amazingly enough it is very solid, with little rust to speak of. Has a less than 30K miles. I later found out that external oil filter canister was packed with rust. Since its a bypass filter, no harm was done. I've since found a COBRA tin block for it. Really haven't worked on it since the one time.
    This was filmed during the cicada swarm this year. I'm sorry in advance for the audio...

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  • @cdjhyoung
    @cdjhyoung Год назад +3

    Always impressive to see the first start of an engine that has set for 50 years.

  • @dcarder3336
    @dcarder3336 Год назад +1

    If the car backfired, you mite have a burning vinyl glove on your right hand. Better to pour in a little gas then set the container AWAY from a possible backfire. Loved the vid...Thank you for posing. Best of luck with your Crosley.

  • @edu1642

    This video takes me to my chilhood when one of my uncles took all of us to a ride in his red Crosley, with a Ford 60 hp V-8 engine inside. The car was similar to this one, but not hard top, I presume was the convertible version, 1947.

  • @phantomforester9337
    @phantomforester9337 Год назад +5

    A bit late--but that little lever switch behind the windshield if for the vacuum wiper on that side--there is one on the other side. Each wiper had its own motor.

  • @robleary3353
    @robleary3353 Год назад +1

    Brilliant!. Love old bits of kit being bought back to life! Nice one! Good on ya! Maddog Melbourne Aus!. Nuff said!. 🙂

  • @davidpayton8336
    @davidpayton8336 Год назад +1

    I really enjoyed watching this while I was having my breakfast at the kitchen table, thanks so much sir for taking the time to make this video. 😁😂😂👍

  • @manonmars2009
    @manonmars2009 Год назад +4

    The little engine that could!

  • @tylermartin2631
    @tylermartin2631 Год назад +3

    That’s awesome man I’m glad you bringing it back to life

  • @amishguy54
    @amishguy54 Год назад +5

    my dad had several crosley's buying his first one new in 46 a gray wagon ser number 333 id love to find it in a barn some day .yours is a late 48cc model if it has disk brakes ,the 49 body was the cd body. please join the club and search for service motors out in ohio. i promise they have every thing you ever need and wonderful folks good luck and how about updates on how its going

  • @garycamara9955

    Looks like a pretty clean car overall.

  • @erichgreen82grandparitchie23
    @erichgreen82grandparitchie23 Год назад +3

    WELL===AT LEAST YOU GOT IT RUNNING==''KUDOS'' MY FRIENDS OWNED A GARAGE IN MASS==REPAIRING ''CCROSLEYS==IN 1950'S==''RITCHIE''

  • @VADOC02
    @VADOC02 2 года назад +2

    I recognize that engine and transmission !!

  • @nakedsheepgarage4483

    Grew up with crosleys dad has a bunch of them and probably enough parts to build a few more lol

  • @garycamara9955

    Those little engines could be hopped up pretty easily.

  • @josephsanchez5351
    @josephsanchez5351 Год назад +2

    We need crosley remade for economy driving for groceries

  • @garycamara9955

    Looks like a lucas distributor on an A series BMC, Sprite, MG, Austin 7, Mini, etc

  • @garycamara9955

    It is really easy to convert to negative ground.

  • @tweakyfurball4452
    @tweakyfurball4452 Год назад +2

    how did you hot wire it I have the same car I'm trying to get going and don't have a key

  • @bensilvy4826
    @bensilvy4826 Год назад

    I love how simple these cars are. good project cars for beginners

  • @25kmgb
    @25kmgb Год назад +2

    Fun to see but horrible to listen to that leaking air line the whole time!