Since 1995 the “Cruisin’ Hall Of Fame” has been inducting prominent members of the automotive community during their annual Route Sixty-Six Rendezvous, held in San Bernardino, CA. This year, Justice Brothers, Inc. was honored with a plaque being added to the specially designed “Cruising” wall in Route 66 Plaza outside City Hall. Ed Justice, Jr., President and CEO of the company accepted the prestigious award.
Nominees must fit into one of the following categories: legendary builder or designer, an automotive manufacturer or specific vehicle, an entertainer, or a member of the automotive media or historian. Just a few of the inductees from previous years include Gene Winfield, Doug’s Headers, Parnelli Jones, Dean Jefferies, The Beach Boys, the Pontiac GTO and many more. It’s truly a who’s who of automotive personalities.
The Justice Brothers induction statement for the 2008 Hall Of Fame states; “The Justice Brothers, Inc. is a successful family-owned and run business and has used automotive racing events not only as a proving ground but a place to gain credibility and visibility. Quality automotive products since 1936 has kept the Justice Brothers, who continue to research and develop to keep pace with the changing needs of the marketplace, positioned at the top of the car care industry. From car care to heavy equipment, the Justice Brothers formulates, manufacturers, packages and distributes its products to every corner of the globe from its Duarte, California World Headquarters”.
The Justice Brothers Corporation is also known for its racing museum, originally founded by Ed Justice, Sr., which is located at the Justice Brothers World Headquarters on Route 66 in Duarte, CA. The museum is open to the public Monday to Friday from 9 to 5 PM and admission is free. For information visit www.justicebrothers.com or call 626-359-9174.