History

Who are we?

What we do!

We are not a car club! We have no president, no dues, no by-laws, no newsletters, no monthly meetings, and no rules. We are a group of like minded car guys, who like T-shirts and old cars.

We meet on Tuesdays and Saturdays each week. Members are encouraged to drive their street rods. Guests are invited to attend by invitation from a Donut Gang member. We spend about one hour sharing information and having breakfast together.

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What is happening now?

Tony Adsley went to Scottsdale and came home with a new car for his garage. Check out his page for more details.

DG will be doing our annual safety inspections in the month of March.

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Note

This site is a re-design because of outdated and non-supported software used to design our original web site. We hope you enjoy our New/Improved web site. Web site is currently a "work-in-progress" at this time, updates are being made on an regular bases. Please continue to check back with us for updates.

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History:

Founding Father, Gene Davis, started the Donut Gang in late 2000 with the help of Mickey Greer, Dick Darnell, Stan Webb, Chester Toothman and Jim Greene. These street rodders are the original members who were responsible for nurturing and getting the Donut Gang started. The Donut Gang quickly began to prosper. In August of 2003, the "Rod Father" announced that he was loading up Mary Jo and all his stuff and going back home to California.

There was a big going away party and fellow Donuter, Richard Haas composed, "The Ballad of Number 1" which is all about the heroics of our friend and founder (you'll find a copy in the "Commentaries" under the Junk Yard section).

Today, the members of the Donut Gang of Austin continue the tradition of having fun under the guidance of all our active members.

Gene Davis in the center (in beige) in 2005.