Chaparrals of Dallas

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A Chapparals club photo taken circa 1951. Photo from The Jim Overbey Collection, courtesy of Karl Knecht.
The Bob Berkshire Roadster of Tarzana, California. Bob built the roadster after returning from WWII, and the first photos of the car started appearing in 1947. Back then he was a member of the Idlers car club. Sometime between 1947 and 1950 Bob moved to Dallas, Texas fo engineering school, bringing the roadster along. According to Hot Rod Magazine August 1951, the car was later owned by Gene Howard of Dallas.
Pat Weise's 1934 Ford 3-Window Coupe of Texas. Pat was a member of the Chaparrals of Dallas Car club, and he was a teenager when this photo of his coupe was taken circa 1953. Photo from The Pat Weise Photo Collection.
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The Chaparrals is a car club from Dallas, Texas.


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