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CROSSLEY GALLERY - Section 6
Section 5 - 15.7, Silver and 2 litre cars
 

  

The car's are arranged in date order, oldest first.

 

Stephen Weld's Crossley 15.7

Stephen Weld's 1928 15.7 fabric bodied saloon.

(Photo - Malcolm Asquith)

Robert Johnson's 1928 Crossley 15.7

Robert Johnson's 1928 15.7 on the way down the ski field access road on Mt Ruapehu in the Tongariro National Park on New Zealand's North Island.

(Photo - Robert Johnson)

The 1928 Crossley 15.7 in the Manchester Museum of Science and Industry

The 1928 Crossley 15.7 in the Manchester Museum of Science and Industry

(Photo - Malcolm Asquith)

John Newton's Crossley 15.7

John Newton's 15.7 saloon.

(Photo - Malcolm Asquith)

John Levaggi's Crossley 15.7

Another of John Levaggi's collection, his 1930 15.7 coupe.

(Photo - Malcolm Asquith)

John West's Crossley 15.7 coupe

15.7 coupes at the end of the Manchester to Blackpool run.

(Photo - John West)

Crossley 15.7 saloon

Donald Roger-Brown's 1930 15.7 saloon.

(Photo - Malcolm Asquith)

Crossley Silver saloon John Brasted's Silver Saloon.

(Photo - Malcolm Asquith)

Chriss Bass's Crossley Silver saloon

Chris Bass and his 1930 Silver.

(Photo - Malcolm Asquith)

Crossley 2 litre fabric saloon

Stephen Weld's 1931 2 litre fabric bodied sports saloon.

(Photo - Malcolm Asquith)

Linda Tilbury's Crossley Silver special

Linda Tilbury's 1930 special bodied Silver.

(Photo - Malcolm Asquith)

Crossley Super Silver saloon

James Gray's Super Silver.

(Photo - Malcolm Asquith)

Crossley 2 litre Sports Saloon

George Mellish's 1934 Sports Saloon

(Photo - Malcolm Asquith)

© Malcolm Asquith 2004