Squires of Compton

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Paul Lehrbass' 1952 Pontiac Catalina. Lehrbass was a member of the Squires
A photo of Bob Knox with one of his cars. Photo courtesy of Don Knox.
Another photo of Squires member Bob Knox next to one of his cars. In March of 2022, Bob's son, Don, told Sondre Kvipt of Kustomrama that after retiring, all his dad did was tinker with cars. Photo courtesy of Don Knox.

The Squires was a car club out of Compton, California. The Elk's Lodge Number 1570, 116 N. Rose Ave. in Compton was the sponsor of the club, providing them with a place to meet and money. The Elk's Lodge borrowed out their own hall. Dr. Talbot Delgado was their advisor and even flew an airplane bearing the Squires plaque. When Dr. Delgado couldn't make it to the meetings, another member of the Elks attended. Their meetings were in 1957 held every Thursday night at 8:00 p.m.[1]


Members

Bob Knox
Clyde Knox
Paul Lehrbass


Club Cars

Paul Lehrbass' 1952 Pontiac Catalina


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