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Crosley Automobile Club was founded in 1969 and has around 800 members world wide. The Crosley club helps bring together collectors of Crosley cars and other products of Powel Crosley. The club publishes 4 newsletters per year, the Crosley Quarterly and a roster of members every other year (new members get most recent roster). The club sponsors a National meet the second Saturday
in July at the Fulton County
Fair grounds in Wauseon, Ohio (old Exit 3) Exit 34
on the Ohio Turnpike. The show is now 4 days and
officially starts on Wednesday, with early bird events
starting on Monday. |
Crosley Motors Incorporated had it's main office and engineering facility in Cincinnati Ohio, with assembly plants in Richmond Indiana (1939-1942) and Marion Indiana (1946-1952). The Crosley automobile was the brain child of Powel Crosley, who had already made his fortune as a radio and appliance manufacturer, owner of WLW the "Nation's Station" and the Cincinnati Reds baseball team. Crosley Corporation - Current appliance companyCrosley Radio Corporation - Current radio company |
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2023 Summary - July 3rd-8th Was a bit damp on and off for show week with
heavier rain on Saturday morning keeping some cars off
the show field. Alex Wagner did a great job as his first
year on his own as primary Meet Chairman. 6pm - Early Bird Dinner - sponsored by Heartland Region - good crowd Tuesday July 4th Lots of informal gatherings and talk about what we had been doing for the last year and general Crosley talk. Some lasting into the night. 6-8pm - Downtown Wauseon local cruise 3 mile drive away from Wednesday July 5th 8am - Breakfast With Friends three miles away, Ryan's Restaurant 10:30am - Crafts with Holly at the Jr. Fair building. Lots of Kids 4pm - FARMO Bingo with Deb in the Jr. Fair building for those that needed some time in air conditioning and get their Bingo fix. Thursday July 6th All Days - Flea Market officially opened with a few vendors all though unofficially the flea market is open all week with some early buying and selling. First Vendors opened on Monday All Day - Silent Auction, lots of nice Crosley related items donated to sale All Day - Ohio Region Trading Post in Yankee Building. 8:30am - Ladies Breakfast with Holly & Deb. I think it is like a fight club, what happens in Lades Breakfast stays in Ladies Breakfast. They all seemed to enjoy it. 10am - The Board of Directors Meeting Saturday went faster than past years since we started doing monthly video meetings. 12:30 - Fulton Manor Nursing Facility Cruise - nice turn out 6pm - Keystone Region Road Rally/Parade to Tiny"s Ice Cream - Big turn out 8pm - Fireside chat in the camping area – Sponsored by Al and Sharon Calvin - Small turn out this year but we broke into small groups and had fun the last didn't leave till after midnight. Friday July 7th All Day - Flea Market got bigger 9:30am - Crosley Kids Craft time with Holly 11:30am - Crosley pinewood Derby - a kid and crowd favorite lots of smiles from contestant and audience. 1:30pm - Crosley Automobile Games around the midway 5:30pm - Annual Banquet In the Jr. Fair Building big turn out. 8:30pm - Crosley Drive-in Theater – “Back to the Future” Saturday July 8th All day - Flea Market reaches it's peak. 10:30 - Crosley Kids Treasure Hunt 12:15 - Silent Auction winners announced 2pm - Annual Meeting and Awards Ceremony - Jr Fair Building 5pm - Memorial Picnic a final meal together. A time for us to remember those that have come and gone before us and say our goodbys for another year. |
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The club is primarily for the support of Crosley vehicle owners, but welcomes all that are interested in the products of Powel Crosley. The club also welcomes owners of the various vehicles that used the Crosley engine such as the Crofton, Bandini, Devin, Panda, Sabre, Skorpion, etc. Custom vehicles using any part of the Crosley are also welcome. A special class for non-automotive Crosley products such as radios and appliances made by Crosley is part of our National show and the occasional articles in the Quarterly. |
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