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Caprock Cruisers was
established in July of 2003 by Mike and Cindy Girty of Amarillo. Cruisin'
the Big Horizon, Wind at our back, Friends at Our Side! The
mission of the Caprock Cruisers is to be the Club of choice in Amarillo
and surrounding areas by consistently delivering superior leadership,
fellowship and safety to our members and families; striving to create a
positive impact on the quality of our own lives, our members and our
community. Our objective and goal is to create a
benchmark of quality that other clubs will follow. Read
more here ... |
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Rollers Unlimited |
Joe
Bob Mason |
806-383-4308
806-681-2722
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Early
V-8 Ford Club
Golden
Spread Regional Group |
James
Tipping (Dumas) |
806-935-3752 |
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| High
Plains Drifters Street Rods |
Dan Ratliff |
806-383-8215 |
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High Plains Drifters was started in
1982 by Jerry Main, Larry Sandefur, and David Hill. In 1984, the
Foliage Tour was started with a trip to Canadian, Tx. In 1991, the
tour was changed to the last Sunday in October to Palo Duro Canyon. The
club joined the Panhandle Council of Car Clubs in 1984. There are
presently eleven families in the HPD Club, and we are responsible for the
February Cruise Night on the first Saturday of the month at Region
16 parking lot on Bell and Hillside in Amarillo.
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High
Plains Thunderbirds |
Bud
Eaton
Jack
Clark, Pres. |
806-622-1102 |
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The High
Plains Thunderbirds came into being in the spring of 2002 as a result of a
dream of one man, Lon O’Connell, who wanted to share his love of the
Ford Thunderbird with others. Seeing
the promotions for the new ‘02 Thunderbirds in the spring of 2001, Lon
ordered an Inspiration Yellow Thunderbird. His car was one of the first to arrive by rail in Amarillo in
August 16, 2001 but with a factory hold.
After a factory cooling fan repair his car was re-delivered October
9, 2001. Read
more here...
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On July 1, 1966 Charles Puckett, as
Secretary of the newly formed Amarillo Chapter of PCA, wrote to the Porche
Club of America requesting recognition as a "Chartered Region"
with the proposed name of Llano Estacado Region. Llano Estacado, or
"Staked Plains," recognized the 58 counties in Texas and the 18
counties in New Mexico that made up the original organization's area. The
club had members from 6 Texas counties and 2 New Mexico Counties. W.E.
"Bill" Stewart, Amarillo was elected President. Dr. Joe Pieratt
from Pampa was Vice-President. Secretary was Dr. Charles H. Puckett Jr.
and Treasurer was Jimmy B. Thrush. Seventeen members signed the
original petition for charter membership: Robert P. Sturm, Jimmy B.
Thrush, J.T. Kruger Jr., Edwin L. Terrist, Sanford Whitely, Allen B.
Rutledge, Charles H. Puckett, Eric T. Rieke, Leonard Langley, W.E.
Stewart, L.J. Whitlock, Arden E. Russell, John L. Davis, Jake Ashlock,
John C. Hamilton, Joe Pieratt, and Dr. Will Graham. Local members
participate in autocross events, road rallies, and social
events.
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| Slo-Pokes
Rod & Custom |
Pat Henson |
806-352-9284 |
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Texas
Panhandle Model A Club |
Mark
George
Dean
Elliot (Pampa) |
806-622-8443
806-665-4970 |
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President, Vana
Sheffield
Vice President, Dena Gann
Secretary, Debbie Oliver
Treasurer, Kristi Trevizo
MCA Rep, Lee Wallace
Council reps, Vana
Sheffield, Lee Wallace, Kenny & Dena Gann
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The
Chevy Club was started in about 1977.
It was originally a club for 1955, 1956, and 1957 Chevrolets.
Over the years, the club has evolved into one with members owning
many kinds of hotrods, or none at all.
The members just share a love of cars. Read
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The
Desert Cruzers hail from Clovis, New Mexico (about 90 miles west of
Lubbock, Texas.) 80 families strong,
open to any and all cars.
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Association |
John Cornelson |
584-1362 |
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