Car Club Plaque Photos?

In looking through the 39 Gear Grinders plaque patterns I have from Speed Gems and Chicago Metal Craft. I noticed that a few of them have the same cartoon guy on them. Can someone tell me who this character was? I know I've seen him before but I can't recall his origin.

 

Here are three other versions of that character:

 

Awesome, yes definitely post some here

 

Modesto Throttlers CC plaque in back window of my '58 wagon

 

Club out of Chicago, circa 1956 called SHAUNDOS--CHICAGO----Had a chopped 50 Ford convert with carson top as a logo. Maybe 25 members at it's peak. I believe the plaques were made through Warsawski Auto Parts in Chicago. ANYONE??? BILL RINALDI

 

Like to help but these are the only ones I have:

Shandos Abilene
Shaundos Harlan
Shaundos Lincoln
Shaundos Lincoln AFB
There is a Harlan Community Academy High School in the Chicago area

Last I knew, Bullet Nose had these on his site:
Shaundos Beaumont
Shaundos Glendale
Shaundos Harlan
Shaundos Lincoln
Shaundos Lincoln AFB
Shaundos Portland
Shaundos VN

 

thanks to O'Brien Truckers,got my lost CCP replaced

 

I posted this one in Vintage Shots; it's an ad from the 1953 Mark Keppel High School yearbook:

(Original scanned page was cut off at the bottom)

 

Roadsters, Southern Maryland

 

club I am in.

 

Few of ours

 

BTW,
For those that didn't know it, Koehler Foundry made all of the plaques that were sold by Stylized Emblem of Los Angeles. They were more of a sports paraphernalia company who manufactured T-shirts, jackets and other stuff for clubs and sports teams.
I wonder what the political atmosphere was between the two companies in 1953 when Koehler ran this ad with that line "Buy direct from the manufacturer and save money."???

 

Anyone care to explain the name of this club?

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It must mean something in Aussie-ish, but I can't figure it out.
I posted the photo on the Australia page on my website.

 

Anyone heard of the fugitives out of south gate?

 

So there was a father who used to tell his son bedtime stories about his hero named Notnek who did all sorts of good deeds, heroic things, right and just things so his son had someone to look up to and act as a mental guide while growing up. It wasn't till later in his life that the son realized who that person was. That's what I was told by the guy that ordered the plaques - Kenton (McKay)

 

Nicking OlSkool Treasure Never Ever Keeping Still - Just a bunch of likeminded dudes who enjoy the same company. Pretty normal!!!

 

You remember a lot Dennis. Well done. Need to place another order mate.....

 

Here's one for you. Our relatively new club in Wichita. On the tail gate of my 31 Ford PU.

 

I haven't seen this one yet:

From Westport, CT. Supposedly the actor Michael Douglas was a member in the late 50s or early 60s.

 

We are thinking of starting a club on eastern shore Maryland but we can't think of a name that hasn't already been used.

 

This is from the late 1950s.

 

Bump .....

Anyone have a plaque that's not shown on my website? I'm running out of pictures to post.

 

Did you see Hot Rod Primers latest thread on plaques and decals? Guess you need to bump your excellent thread more often so we don't forget you are still actively pursuing
input.
http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/...ecals-patches-plaques-club-cards-etc.1027773/

 

Someone sent me this photo and asked if I knew anything about the club based in Long Beach, CA .....

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It appears to have had something attached in the center at one time. Perhaps a member's number, name or office the owner held in the club. Has anyone heard of this club or know what may have been attached?

 

Here's mine. Bottom one is brass.

 

Was this also one of their plaques or did someone make it up because they had a bike?

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U got me there, I've been in the club since 1985 and gave never seen one with a bike on it. I'll ask at the next meeting.