About The Club
The Rod and Wheelers hot rod club is one of the oldest active car clubs in California. The club was founded in the Willow Glen area of San Jose, California in 1952. We invite you to take a tour of our website, meet the members and view the cars they drive.
The purpose of the club is to support local communities fundraisers and charities. The club is committed to handing down their passion and love for street rodding to the next generation which is important for the future of our hobby.
To achieve the clubs goals, members showcase their cars at community events, car shows, and informal get-togethers where friendships within the street rodding community are developed.
The club has an informal organization. There are no formal meetings, no monthly dues or elected officers except for a president who is nominated by general consensus and holds an honorary position. Members are encouraged to purchase one official club shirt with the insignia of the club. Old school club plaques are also available for members to display on their cars. Members are hands-on street rodders who enjoy building, upgrading, tinkering and driving their cars.
Membership requirements include having an interest in street rodding, participating in club activities and abiding by all club guidelines. Club membership includes family members who are welcome at all club events. An active club member must sponsor membership applicants. To meet the members and check-out their cars stop by any of the weekly get-togethers or car shows held in the SF Bay area.
The purpose of the club is to support local communities fundraisers and charities. The club is committed to handing down their passion and love for street rodding to the next generation which is important for the future of our hobby.
To achieve the clubs goals, members showcase their cars at community events, car shows, and informal get-togethers where friendships within the street rodding community are developed.
The club has an informal organization. There are no formal meetings, no monthly dues or elected officers except for a president who is nominated by general consensus and holds an honorary position. Members are encouraged to purchase one official club shirt with the insignia of the club. Old school club plaques are also available for members to display on their cars. Members are hands-on street rodders who enjoy building, upgrading, tinkering and driving their cars.
Membership requirements include having an interest in street rodding, participating in club activities and abiding by all club guidelines. Club membership includes family members who are welcome at all club events. An active club member must sponsor membership applicants. To meet the members and check-out their cars stop by any of the weekly get-togethers or car shows held in the SF Bay area.