Am I correct in recalling that one of our fellow-Amphicar owners may also
own a Crosley (along with some other micro-cars)? If so, and if he or she
would like a copy of a rather nice article titled "It takes a confident man
to drive a 1951 Crosley" that appeared in the September 3, 2004
"AutoWeekend" section of The Washington Times (p. G1, G8), just drop me a
line off-list with your address and I'll mail it right along.

By cooincidence, it seems that Crosley also manufactured a wartime amphibian
as described at http://www.amphibiousvehicle.net/amphi/C_C.html , so maybe
this posting isn't really so off-topic after all.

~Bilgey~




        
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Bilgey ... I think lots of us have micro cars but I suspect that you
want Chas Gould .. He seems to have the largest collection and hosts
an annual event.

I suspect he'd love a copy.

Eric



--- In amphicar-lovers@yahoogroups.com, "Bill Connelly"
wrote:
> Am I correct in recalling that one of our fellow-Amphicar owners
may also
> own a Crosley (along with some other micro-cars)? If so, and if
he or she
> would like a copy of a rather nice article titled "It takes a
confident man
> to drive a 1951 Crosley" that appeared in the September 3, 2004
>




        
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