Nope, I don't even like beer. My name is J.R. and after my gearhead neighbor passed away his kids came in and were getting rid of all his stuff so I snagged the can and a few other things that we always laughed about while hanging out in his garage.
Early Irons out of Kitsap County (Bremerton) Washington. Club is now retired but there are still alot of old members around. They hosted some great shows and I was lucky enough to be able to work on some of their cars during the short time I worked for Daves Rod & Custom.
Short lived Seattle chapter. We shut it down because we didn't want to be associated with the childish BS in other chapters.
My Dad and Uncles club They were from Bodega, Bodega bay , Valley Ford, Tomalas bay HS area on the CA coast . I think around 1957. My Uncle had this unpainted spare and gave it to me. His he had on a car and my dads were painted dark blue. I may stick it on my Model A . Not going to drill holes in it.
My buddy was in the Barons in the 60s and doesn't have his plaque anymore. If anyone has one for sale. PM me!Thanks!
This is the club I grew up and into hot rods with in th 50’s. From Stamford CT. like me Club is still going.
I do believe that the car on this plaque is taken from this T-shirt. The car on the shirt is my car that I have had for 42 years. It was put on the shirt when I worked at SAC in the late 1980’s. Back then the car was black primer with burgundy steel wheels. People used to ask what color I was going to paint it and I would say purple to get a laugh or to be a smart ass. Thom Taylor thought I was serious and when he drew up the artwork, he finished the car in purple. I liked it so much, I did paint the car purple……
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