Growing up in the East Bay in the 50’s and 60’s it seemed like every community had one or more car clubs. And some of them had great names: The Push Rods, The Cruzers, The Cam Twisters, The Road Kings, and so on. The members would mount a plaque with the club name and logo in their back window for all to see. A few of the clubs were specific to a make or type of a car, but many were open to a variety of vehicles. Doing a little…
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