Dunno how, but I have a few of these and none are my size, then or now.
Some of us here were at one time members of one or more of the next three long defunct clubs.
After the club above split, this club was formed, it was somewhat short lived, for many reasons.
Then a few of the gang who were still interested, but disillusioned with the existing club scene, created this one……
The Rodder's Round Table was the very first Hot Rod based on line bulletin board/forum.
It's still going and a great place to hang out with some great folks who live and breathe hot rods and also the starting point of many great and ongoing friendships.
Notice, you know who is part of the coat of arms, because she is the first born progeny of the RRT?
I'm sure I'll find others older, but this one has lasted forty years, which aint too shabby for a T shirt.
This one may be older, I can't remember if Pete Fidler did it before or after the one above, but it does reflect on how long some of us have been arguing that chassis less cars belong in our hobby.
And this one is just straight up cool, painted by the late Dennis 'The Great Reinero' back in 1981.
Dennis was a pioneer with the likes of Ed Roth and Co., of airbrushed T shirts and and could paint an image like this in less than five minutes, without any pre sketching etc. it just came straight off his airbrush.
Over the years Dennis built and owned a number of well known hot rods and customs, sadly he passed away just last month, aged 70 .
. . . fantastic 
. . . does it still exist or has it disappeared into time 
. . . such registers exist for all sorts of other vehicles . . . should also be an important aspect of Australian Hot Rod heritage . . . 
