Crosley Midget Race Car on 2040-parts.com
Azusa, California, United States
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hi this is a home built 3/4 midget crosley powered with and in and out box . car seams to be all there . comes with and aero jet engine braje oil pan valve cover dual carb. manifold with carbs. and dirt type air filters.trans. alum. racing wheels and tires . new old stock sleeks i have had the car for years. i am now 81 years old and time to give it up.will never get to it
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