Ramblers of Long Beach






The Ramblers was a car club from Long Beach, California. It was started in 1950, and the charter members and most of the members went to Poly High. A few went to Wilson. Bruce Bartlett was a charter member. Monte Trone was a good friend of Bruce, and a member of the Long Beach Cavaliers. Monte had been a Cavaliers member for a while, and he gave Bruce some good advice and pointers that was very helpful for the newly established club.[1]
Dick's Body Shop
In 2019 Bruce Bartlett told Sondre Kvipt of Kustomrama that Dick Farguson at Dick's Body Shop did work on the majority of their club cars; "He did really nice work and the best part for all us high school kids, he was very reasonable. He did a '47 Cad for me just before I graduated."[1]
Members
Bill Dodd
Bill Loveliss
Bob Back
Bob Boyson
Bob Curtis
Bob Highbee
Bob Saxton
Bruce Bartlett
Don Chapman
Ed Hemry
Glenn Springer
Gordon Harker
Jerry Springer
Jim Keeter
Johnny Callos
John Ward
Larry Olson
Nick Friesen
Sherwin Scott
Wayne Kirby
Club Cars
Jim Keeter's 1930 Ford Model A Coupe
Ed Hemry's 1936 Ford Tudor Sedan
Bill Loveliss' 1941 Ford Coupe
Bruce Bartlett's 1947 Cadillac
Bob Highbee's 1951 Chevrolet Hardtop
Bruce Bartlett's 1953 Studebaker Starlight Coupe
Glenn Springer's 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air
Don Chapman's 1954 Studebaker
References

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