1949 Crosley 2 door sedan Restored by Anigav Racsinep

Here is a 1949 that was worked on by the best of the best in the micro car world, nigavRacsinep. Anigav did the paint and body work on this car and tuned the car for daily driving. the car runs and drives excellent and was restored for a localpizzeriaas anadvertisingpiece that would actually drive in and out of the front doors at the pizza shop. Anigav and his Brother Aibal worked side by side on this car andactuallywent with the car to the big show inMonterreyCaliforniato show of the finished product. The cars Current owner Bobby Knir has asked us to list this car for him here on ebay. We have had the pleasure of driving this car while and it is currently being stored in our climate controlled warehouse until the car is sold.
The paint and body are very nice. The seats and carpet are in awesome condition. the lights work great and the car runs great. one piece of glass is cracked and we have a quote of 200 dollars to replace the piece. Please feel free to email any questions about the car.
This maintains its original CIBA 44ci engine with correct casting marks and numbers. Manual transmission. It has the original delivery certificate with signatures, wner's manual and O.K. delivery inspection tag. It also has the original deluxe cloth interior and an optional heater. All the original gauges are in working condition. It's had one recent custom repaint and brand-new tires. This is a great example of a very clean survivor. It runs and drives great and was previously part of a very large private collection.

TheCrosleywas an Automobilemanufactured by the Crosley Corporationand later by Crosley Motors Incorporated in the United Statesintermittently from 1939 to 1952.
With 24,871 cars sold, rosley's best year was 1948. Sales began to slip in 1949, nd adding the Crosley Hotshot and a combination farm tractor-Jeep-like vehicle called the Farm-O-Road in 1950, ould not stop the decline. In 1952, nly 1522 Crosley vehicles were sold. Production ceased after the July 3rd shift that year, nd the plant was sold to the General Tire Company. A plan to sell the Crosley auto concern to Nash failed to materialize, hen Nash merged with Hudson. Crosley's have a following around the world and parts can still be found on specialty sites.