1935 Crocker Single

This vehicle is being sold at the Las Vegas Motorcycles 2021 as Lot No. R400.1.
- Ultra Rare, one of only fourteen Crocker racers known to exist, & one of only two not held by a museum or in a large private collection
- Engine rebuilt by AMA Hall of Famer 1920's & 1930's racer Gene Rhyne, who was also a Crocker employee
- This rare Crocker racer does run on methanol fuel (alcohol) & may be de-tuned to run on gasoline
- Set up for dry lake bed land-speed racing or speedway circuit
- 23-inch diameter clincher rims
- Engine is fueled by Amal Type-27 alcohol carburetor & fired by Lucas Competition Magneto
- J.C. Webb speedway racing fork & H-D short-coupled peashooter chassis with cast aluminum triangle fuel/oil tank
- Pristine & undamaged/unrepaired engine cases, cylinder head, & cylinder
- 30.50 CI
- This Crocker racer sells with copy of rare 1934 Crocker Speedway Machine sales brochure
- Sells with clear Florida certificate of title