Ann Arbor Timing Association

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A photo of the members of the Ann Arbor Timing Association taken in 1954. Dave Jenkins, who is kneeling, third from left in the photo, was a founding member of the club. Started by a bunch of high-school kids studying at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor the guys had a lot of fun, and they were treated like a bunch of rebels. The customized 1949 Ford in the photo belonged to Elwood Peterson, who appears kneeling second from left. According to Fred Thomas, Peterson's Ford was a visual treat with its chopped Carson style top. " Photo from The Dave Jenkins Photo Collection.

The Ann Arbor Timing Association was started by a bunch of high-school kids studying at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan. According to founding member Dave Jenkins, the guys had a lot of fun, and they were treated like a bunch of rebels in Ann Arbor.[1]


Members

Dave Jenkins
Elwood Peterson


Club Cars

Elwood Peterson's 1949 Ford Convertible
Dave Jenkins' 1950 Chevrolet
Dave Jenkins' 1957 Chevrolet Bel-Air

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