Innocents Minneapolis car club

i am trying to locate former members of the innocents minneapolis car club. the innocents were formed in 1956 in southeast minneapolis minnesota with local hotrodders. my father was a member of the innocents. i have started facebook group for the former members and their families. the facebook group is titled "innocents minneapolis car club"
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Sorry I can't help you with your search for former members but I can help you and Bill (Bullet Nose) with a picture of the original pattern used to make ten plaques that were probably painted black back in 1956. These plaques were made by the Speed Gems company out of Minn./St. Paul.

Enjoy,

Dennis

PS, If you need more plaques give me a call. 508-248-1555

 

bttt

 

i am still looking for former members, original jackets and plaques. interested in any other information or stories of the innocents minneapolis hotrod club.

 

bttt

 

bttt

 

Did you make any posts on the MSRA or GSTA Facebook pages? May be a good starting point.

 

bttt

 

Have you posted this question in the MN social groups?

 

i have posted in many of the local hotrod facebook groups.

 

I'll check with some guys that ran around town back then ..

 

I will have to look these groups up, thanks.

 

Don't mean to hi jack your thread here, but since you know of the innocents then do you know anything of the St. Paul Relics? I know they became the twin city knights-it was my dad who changed the name in 82. Well the knights are no more (long story) and I'm curious about RELICS plaques and jackets etc if any one knows anything please message me thanks!

 

glad to hear you want a plaque and jacket from your dads old car club. i sure have been lucky that o'brien truckers still has the original pattern for my dads plaque that was made in 1956. relicsandrods.com is a good site to see plaques and some jackets.

 

How about the Relics of Bloomington? This is a picture of the original pattern that Speed Gems used to make their plaques.
PS The only Knights I seem to have from Minn are the Minnesota Knights, Hastings and the Northern Knights, Ely, Minn.

 

That could be it, but I don't think city of Bloomington was developed when the relics were founded.


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good luck with your search. ask this question on the minnesota street rod association facebook group. you have to join the group to post in it.

 

to this day the only information i have found was from members that my dad is still in contact with. would be interesting to hear from others that were in the club or knew of it.

 

Bloomington was founded in 1858. Richfield about the same.

 

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Thanks for the reply, I talked to the old man and he said it was the Bloomington knights. He changed it to twin city knights because a. No one lived in Bloomington and b. they weren't relics (but now they're all at or near retirement age!).


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Found this