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This 1938 LaSalle, owned by Alfred Crutchfield is featured in our June 1963/64 Cadillac Chapter Newsletter and is for sale!
Asking $6000
Located near Liberty, NC, off US 421, just south of I-85.
Interested in Purchasing this Classic?
Contact Les Eastling at email les.eastlingemail addresses not permitted or phone # 919-306-2111
or Jason Edge at email jasonedge@nc.rr.com or phone # 919-880-6007
Click on this link check out the full story on this Cool Old LaSalle:
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Terrifically engaging narrative, so very well written with wonderful pictures--and very much appreciated.( suggest it be a feature for the "Self-Starter."). You've presented this fascinating gentleman, his wonderful personality,and his work, and with his wife, who shares his interests, your narrative implicitly says much about enjoying life and having fun with "project cars" -- thank you for taking the time to compose it. Certainly an interesting car at an attractive price. Hoping it goes to a good CLC home, and we can enjoy the process of its restoration.
Gratefully,. James
Quote from: James Landi on June 03, 2021, 07:37:43 AM
Terrifically engaging narrative, so very well written with wonderful pictures--and very much appreciated.( suggest it be a feature for the "Self-Starter."). You've presented this fascinating gentleman, his wonderful personality,and his work, and with his wife, who shares his interests, your narrative implicitly says much about enjoying life and having fun with "project cars" -- thank you for taking the time to compose it. Certainly an interesting car at an attractive price. Hoping it goes to a good CLC home, and we can enjoy the process of its restoration.
Gratefully,. James
We have stopped and chatted with Mr. Crutchfield twice now and it is always a pleasure to hear his stories and see his continued dedication to these cars. The exterior metal has the surface rust with the great looking patina but metal seems very thick and solid and there are original tires, hubcaps, etc. that go along with the car. His 1938 LaSalle would be a fantastic restoration project and would love to see it restored and at a Grand National one day!
ps. Les Eastling wrote this engaging story on Mr. Crutchfield and the LaSalle. I snapped the pictures ... which was the fun and easy part!