Unlike most manufacturers, Crosley completely redesigned its postwar cars and trucks. The “Roundside” pickup had a full quarter-ton capacity, drop tailgate, plus a roomy and comfortable cab all in an amazingly forward-thinking economical platform. It was perfect for all service-oriented men, whether in the city or countryside.

This attractive green example runs with a 44.2-cid, 26.5-hp inline four-cylinder engine with a manual transmission and is well-presented throughout. It has a tan vinyl interior with separate seats and optional AM radio, plus orange painted steel wheels, brown carpet, dual side view mirrors and BFGoodrich Silvertown tires. In very nice condition; this uncommon offering has approximately 46,000 actual miles; it is reported only 3,182 examples were built in 1947.