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RPOLS3 03-11-2025 06:12 PM

Old car club jackets and memorabilia
 
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Thought some of you might enjoy a couple of Dad's old car club items that have managed to make it through the ages. His Head-Aches club jacket remains with the 409 (oil stains and all) and both Dave and I have Head-Aches license plates in our garages that Dad made in High School foundry shop class. I'm not sure is Cousin Eddie was a member or not. When I Google "Head Aches car club Chicago" nothing comes up......

BJCHEV396 03-12-2025 12:15 PM

Those are really cool,great keepsakes!

hvychev 03-13-2025 12:36 AM

That is some cool off the chain stuff! I collect Chicago area car dealership memorabilia and other automotive stuff from Chicago like this. I have several of those plates from my area. What neighborhood did your dad grow up in? This club would have been in his immediate neighborhood.

dykstra 03-13-2025 10:58 AM

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Frank, our Dad went to high school at Lane Tech. I believe he made these car club plates in shop class at Lane Tech.
He grew up on North Lawndale Ave in Chicago.

Pro Stock John 03-13-2025 03:50 PM

I shared the jacket pic on my FB in case my local friends are familiar. I live across the street from Lane Tech.

olredalert 03-13-2025 08:26 PM

----Jake,,,Love the valve cover wall art. Very well done....Bill S

dykstra 03-13-2025 08:37 PM

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Originally Posted by olredalert (Post 1668123)
----Jake,,,Love the valve cover wall art. Very well done....Bill S

My friend down in Tennessee made them for us.:headbang:

olredalert 03-13-2025 08:40 PM

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Originally Posted by dykstra (Post 1668126)
My friend down in Tennessee made them for us.:headbang:

----Sorry, Dave. Didn't look up to see which Dykstra put the pic up!....Bill S

Pro Stock John 03-13-2025 09:07 PM

What time frame are we talking, local friend asked. He's 67 and his dad was active in the scene too, and he's mid 80s.

dykstra 03-13-2025 10:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Pro Stock John (Post 1668129)
What time frame are we talking, local friend asked. He's 67 and his dad was active in the scene too, and he's mid 80s.

Our Dad would have been 16 years old in 1958, so 1958 through the 1960’s.


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