laydoutb26
+1y
i started my own. its easier that way. you set your own rules and requirements, make ur own logo, and run it your way. once people start seeing your truck with this logo in your back glass, they'll become interested.
Myself, i started my own, Outcasts Auto Club, which is an all inclusive club with barely and requirements... what can be better than that? my only thing is that the vehicle MUST be clean at all times, or for lamens terms... if you were takin it to an unexpected show, it has to be clean at the show.
So far i got 3 members...
Friend named jody, has a 76 F150 ranger, all stock and everything is straight... the engine has been bored, stroked, tuned up to about 500-600 hp. then my friend named austin, has a mazda 626 and plans to put it on struts with some nice wheels (mt style). and last but not least, my girlfriend, who is lookin at a s10 single cab that she wants me to teach her all the baggin and draggin stuff...
We keep it a close knit "family". remember... if you do start your own club, take advice that i got... "Quality over Quantity, you don't want some Azhole tearing the club down. Size does NOT matter."