Crosley Roadster 1952

28995 USD

CAR DESCRIPTION FROM SELLER
Probably the rarest of all Crosley cars. This is 1 of only 358 Crosley Hot Shot Super Sports made in 1952, the last year of Crosley production. Not many are left. The Revs auto museum here in Naples shows how the Collier family got into cars and racing by using one of these to win the early AACA races at Sebring. This is an older lovingly done restoration by an elderly Crosley Club member who has passed. I bought the car from the estate to add to our collection as I have always wanted one and this one was completely restored from top to bottom. Rust free and every part restored. Since we have so many cars however, I have not driven it more than a mile and it is just sitting in our garage. I was thinking my wife would enjoy driving it since she has an affinity for small cars ( she has a Metropolitan Convertible and Nissan Figaro ) but like me, the older she gets the less she wants to drive a manual transmission. So again the car sits. I just don't enjoy driving it and having it just sit is ridiculous. As the car was restored a dozen or so years ago, it still shows very nicely but it is not 100%. There are a couple of very small paint chips on the front hood panel but they are too small to show up in photos. The car could use a good detail and cleaning and the bumpers polished but I haven't noticed anything other than that. All the fluids have been flushed, the car tuned up, new tires in the last year and as I said it just sits. You can see by the last picture on the page, we are cramped. In addition to 4 cars in our two car garage, we have storage units with the rest of the 12 cars so no, we do not want anything in trade at all. Having some extra room to open a car door is actually the goal here. As this is a 67 year old car, it is being sold as is , where is with no warranties.

CAR DESCRIPTION FROM SELLER

Probably the rarest of all Crosley cars. This is 1 of only 358 Crosley Hot Shot Super Sports made in 1952, the last year of Crosley production. Not many are left. The Revs auto museum here in Naples shows how the Collier family got into cars and racing by using one of these to win the early AACA races at Sebring. This is an older lovingly done restoration by an elderly Crosley Club member who has passed. I bought the car from the estate to add to our collection as I have always wanted one and this one was completely restored from top to bottom. Rust free and every part restored. Since we have so many cars however, I have not driven it more than a mile and it is just sitting in our garage. I was thinking my wife would enjoy driving it since she has an affinity for small cars ( she has a Metropolitan Convertible and Nissan Figaro ) but like me, the older she gets the less she wants to drive a manual transmission. So again the car sits. I just don't enjoy driving it and having it just sit is ridiculous. As the car was restored a dozen or so years ago, it still shows very nicely but it is not 100%. There are a couple of very small paint chips on the front hood panel but they are too small to show up in photos. The car could use a good detail and cleaning and the bumpers polished but I haven't noticed anything other than that. All the fluids have been flushed, the car tuned up, new tires in the last year and as I said it just sits. You can see by the last picture on the page, we are cramped. In addition to 4 cars in our two car garage, we have storage units with the rest of the 12 cars so no, we do not want anything in trade at all. Having some extra room to open a car door is actually the goal here. As this is a 67 year old car, it is being sold as is , where is with no warranties.

BASIC CAR INFORMATION
Price:	28995 USD
Make:	Crosley
Model:	Roadster
Year:	1952
Mileage:	N/A
Trim:	Super Sport
Engine:	0
Transmission:	Manual
Warranty:	Unspecified

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Crosley Roadster 1952

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