POPULAR CLUB NAMES

Clubs from across the country often chose the same name. Because some companies were selling "stock" plaques (without a location on them) through ads in car magazines, many clubs chose one of those names. Some examples are shown on the STOCK PLAQUES page. If a club had chapters in different towns or areas, the plaques would usually have the same graphic but the location would be changed on the plaque pattern. The pages listed below show how the designs were different from club to club.

These are some of the more popular club names. Click on an underlined club name below to see the plaque designs for those clubs.

126 Plaques		Road Runners
107 Plaques		Coachmen
102 Plaques		Drifters
82 Plaques		Road Angels
78 Plaques		Road Knights
62 Plaques		Customs / Kustoms
60 Plaques		Shifters
59 Plaques		Idlers Pharaohs
50 Plaques		Aristocrats Dragons - Drag-Ons
48 Plaques		Kingsmen
45 Plaques		Barons Hot Heads
44 Plaques		Igniters Nomads Rebels
43 Plaques		Pacers
41 Plaques		Eliminators
40 Plaques		Strokers
38 Plaques		Piston Pushers
37 Plaques		Road Rebels
36 Plaques		Chariots
35 Plaques		Rod Benders
34 Plaques		King Pins Knights
33 Plaques		Gents Pace Makers Stockers
32 Plaques		Wanderers
31 Plaques		Dukes Road Gents
30 Plaques		Cruisers Injectors Lancers
29 Plaques		Coasters Continentals
28 Plaques		Asphalt Angels Dusters

Founded by Hal Hild in the 1950's, the T-Timers were a large west coast club that had many chapters throughout California. To read more about this club, click on their plaque above.

Here are some examples of Over The Hill Gang plaques to show how different chapters use the same basic design.

Over The Hill Gang The Over The Hill Gang

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