Ramblers of Portland

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A line up of Ramblers of Portland club cars. Don Ellis' 1955 Ford Thunderbird can be seen all the way to the left in the photo. Photo courtesy of Ron Ellis.
Bud Parham's 1925 Ford Roadster Pickup
Jerry Campbell's 1948 Chevrolet Fleetline Aerosedan of Portland, Oregon. Campbell was a member of the Ramblers of Portland car club, and he restyled the Chevy in the early 1950s. Known for its distinctive blend of elegance and power, Campbell's meticulous customization earned national recognition, with the car being featured in Hot Rod Magazine March 1955. Later, the Aerosedan was purchased by Art Jones of the Aristocrats of Portland, who commissioned a more radical rebuild. This second iteration, showcasing bold and unique styling, was featured in Car Craft October 1959, continuing to capture attention and admiration.
Don Ellis' 1955 Ford Thunderbird of Portland, Oregon. Ellis was a member of the Ramblers of Portland car club, and the Thunderbird was restyled by several of the guys in the club. The build was started in 1958 and completed in 1959.

The Ramblers car club of Portland, Oregon.


Members

Bud Parham
Don Ellis
Jerry Campbell


Club Cars

Bud Parham's 1925 Ford Roadster Pickup
Jerry Campbell's 1948 Chevrolet Fleetline Aerosedan
Don Ellis' 1955 Ford Thunderbird




 

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