Hi

[jman]

My name is Jason. I currently have a '48 and '49 Wagon. I might have to sell the one as I do not have a title for it and I live in a state (OH) that is strict about that kind of stuff. I am into hot rods so mine will be modified when I build them (just to warn you).

[Melissa]

Hi Jason, welcome to the board. Would love to see pics, if you have time. Thanks for stopping by.

[hebme2]

Jason, I live in Grand Rapids Ohio just down stream from you. I may be able to help you get a legal title by using my Michigan address. Michigan is a whole lot easier than our great state. I have a 51 Pick-up that I bought in Ohio and have a Michigan title. Let me know if you want to go that route.

Jamie

[jman]

Jamie, I think you were the one I was talking to about the seats for your truck, are you still needing them? If you would be willing to help me out that would be great. If you want to come down and take a look at the seats we can talk about the title issue.

[lou]

Hi, Crosleyphiles; Lou here, co-moderator of the Crosley Car Owners Club (CCOC), founded in 1952 and revitalized in 2006. (At this writing, the CCOC has 419 members.)

I drive a '42 CB-42 Liberty Sedan that I found in Chicago in June, 1981, since restored correctly; a '47 CC Sport Convertible that I found in March of 1968, all correct except for the dark-blue color; an early-'48 CC station wagon that I found in June, 1979, unrestored but in solid, correct mechanical condition; and I saved a 1941 CB-41 Covered Wagon from a rotting Indanapolis garage in May, 2007, original and complete but not yet operable.

[Melissa]

Welcome to the board, Lou. Glad you could stop by and say "Hi". Will you be attending the National Meet this year?