Kemp Auto Museum’s ‘From Aisles to Avenues’ exhibition will showcase Crosley cars until 4 November in Chesterfield, USA.
The manufacturer was responsible for America’s first post-war compact cars, which were sold in the appliance department of Macy shops from 1925-’52, alongside rotary phones and radios.
The exhibits on display include a 1939 Convertible, 1947 Sedan, 1952 Station Wagon plus a Super Sport Zero Roadster, a Super Convertible and a Dairy Pick-up, all from 1951.
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