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It got really big and spread thoughout Nor-Cal and the Bay Area during the 90's. Believe it or not, it was myself, my ex-girlfriend, and a friend named Mike Baer who started the whole thing right here in good ol' Yuba Sutter. We began as a small club called "Kustom Kreations", but soon decided to change to "Club-Vee-Dub" in an effort to separate ourselves from such a generic moniker that was always being associated with the mini-truck scene.
By the time it grew to hundreds of members throughout the North State, we didn't have anything to do with it anymore--- it was being run by another group of fellas, led by a guy named Sherrife something-or-other. Just a couple years ago I was walking through the car show area at Bug-O and I'll be damned if I didn't see a rear window still painted with the original "Club-Vee-Dub" logo that my ex designed some 15 years prior sitting at her mom's kitchen table. Kinda neat, actually-- my 68 Bug was the 2nd window ever to showcase that logo back in 1991, and here it was on a car at Bug-O about 15 years later. I tried to find the owner of the car but had no luck.
By the time it grew to hundreds of members throughout the North State, we didn't have anything to do with it anymore--- it was being run by another group of fellas, led by a guy named Sherrife something-or-other. Just a couple years ago I was walking through the car show area at Bug-O and I'll be damned if I didn't see a rear window still painted with the original "Club-Vee-Dub" logo that my ex designed some 15 years prior sitting at her mom's kitchen table. Kinda neat, actually-- my 68 Bug was the 2nd window ever to showcase that logo back in 1991, and here it was on a car at Bug-O about 15 years later. I tried to find the owner of the car but had no luck.
