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Good thing this pint-sized Crosley creation is a fire truck... it's so hot it might catch fire!
Jayne and Norm Smith were just a couple of Crosley lovers looking for a way to amuse themselves.
They found the perfect solution, and it was nearly 30 feet long.
That was back in the mid 2000s, and since then the Smiths have become known as the restorers and owners of the nicest surviving example of a rare and wonderful creature: a 1952 Crosley fire truck amusement ride. The couple figured somebody needed to rescue the retired and deteriorating fire rig before it was too late. And even though they had never restored a vehicle themselves, they decided they were the ideal candidates.
Kansas' revised bill clarifies that a VIN may legally be removed from an antique vehicle "if the removal and reinstallation are reasonably necessary for repair or restoration."
Selections from the Driehaus Collection will be discussed by its director, Stephan Murphy on April 3rd at the Savoy Automobile Museum.
Cartersville, GA - Join the Savoy Automobile Museum on April 3, 2022 from 2:00 - 3:30 pm in the Savoy Theatre as Stephen Murphy presents "Selected Pieces from the Richard H. Driehaus Automobile Collection." His presentation highlights several cars from the Driehaus Collection currently on display at Savoy as part of The Great American Classics exhibit as well as vehicles from the Collection that will be included in the upcoming American Art Deco exhibit, slated to open on April 5, 2022 at Savoy.
The good old Ford F100 is always a sure bet. We'd buy that!
With the state of the collector pickup truck market these days, this is about as much of a "sure thing" as you're going to find: a nice, straight, '69 Ford F100 with a period topper on the back. There is huge love affair raging these days between collectors and pickups from the '60s and '70s — heck even the '80s trucks and early SUVs are hot. There are a whole lotta fellas out there who grew up with trucks like this Ranger and would be thrilled to get their hands on this one.
When Chevy dropped the Corvette's fuel-injected LT1 small-block into a newly shaped wedge of a body, suddenly the Camaro Z28 (and its siblings over at...
