Considering the size, I'd hazard a guess it's Crosley-powered. A few of the companies that owned the rights to the Crosley engine after Crosley stopped building cars (Aerojet, Fageol, etc.) did build them in inboard configurations such as this.
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Considering the size, I'd hazard a guess it's Crosley-powered. A few of the companies that owned the rights to the Crosley engine after Crosley stopped building cars (Aerojet, Fageol, etc.) did build them in inboard configurations such as this.
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