Wild Bunch Web Site Up and Running

  I wanted to let everyone know the Wild Bunch Car Club of So Cal web site is up and running....Check it out at www.wildbunchcarclub.com and let us know what you think. Also, any of the C3VR members in the So Cal area are welcome to join us. Next meet up will be May 7th at California Car Cover for the NSRA Fan Appreciation Day. I'll be posting the meet up infor by the end of this month.....................

                                         Reid '72 T-top

  That really nice.   Hope all goes well. 

Nice web site!  Like the club logo, that's pretty neat.  It would be nice if a person could click on the member pictures and they would enlarge.    I may join just so I can have a t-shirt with the logo.     Also because you need a 72 Monte Carlo in the club to go with Jenny's 71!!  There are a lot of Corvettes around, but you don't see too many first generation Monte Carlos out there.  That's what I like most about them.  

Mickey

PS:  Would love to see more of Jenny's 71 Monte Carlo.  Looks like she's customized hers like I did mine.  We removed all the lower chrome on mine too, but we welded in body parts off of another make of car for the use of side marker lights. 

Mickey

Great web site Reid To bad I don't still live in Sunny So. Cal or I would join up. My dad use to own a radiator repair shop in Inglewood many years ago. Its too bad so many people get into who can spend the most money on their car and have now clue about what makes them work. Then look down on those of us on a shoe string budget. I am sure your club will grow because most people prefer a low key approach where they don't have the pressure to compete.

We are forming a group here as well. The club that is in this town is of little interest to most of us gear heads here. I say a group because most of the guys don't want the formality or organizational stuff that goes along with a club. We meet every Saturday morning at a restaurant for coffee and or breakfast to talk about cars. We had about 20 guys show up last Saturday and went on a 200 mi cruise last Sunday. Everything is represented in this group, customs, classics, vintage, sports cars, muscle cars, even some new stuff. They even accept my 66 MGB! Some are in primer and a few have won numerous trophies even thou they are not trailer queens. Life is great! Now if I can get rid of this flu

     Thanks to everyone for your thoughts and kind words. As I said before....the site was designed and built by Kalynn (Lowbrowser), who really deserves the credit there.

    As far as what Suncountry said about low budget,the bust yer own knuckles approach is what this is all about. I know people who buy and sell and move up the ladder who have never turned a wrench on the car. They probably do have some of the finer cars, but as for me, I have always done everything I can myself or with the help of friends. To me, that is what the car hobby and hot roddin' is all about. I started when I was 14 with a '62 Galaxie and haven't let up yet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

                                                 Reid  '72 T-top