Cruising - Spring/Summer #2 2025 by Out & About Magazine

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The Wheels of Thunder car club kicked off the new season with plenty of horsepower at their annual show in Bridgeton, NJ. Photo by Robert Sliwecki

SNEAK PEEK HOT SHOWS

June 6-8: Ford Nationals

Carlisle Fairgrounds, 1000 Bryn Mawr Road, Carlisle, PA 17013 Fri & Sat: 7am-6pm; Sun: 7am-12pm. Info: 717-243-7855; CarlisleEvents.com

June 14: Cruise Down Memory Lane

603 E. Landis Ave., Vineland, NJ 08360 5-9pm. Info: Marvin Askins at 856-697-6306

June 20-21: Carlisle GM Nationals

Carlisle Fairgrounds, 1000 Bryn Mawr Road, Carlisle, PA 17013 7am-6pm. Info: 717-243-7855; CarlisleEvents.com

June 22: Soul Riders Auto Club’s Car Show

Glasgow Park, Route 40, Newark, DE 19702 3-7pm. Info: 302-998-5951; SoulRiderAutoClubofDelaware.com

July 6: Storybook Land’s 31st Annual Classic Car Show PA Farm Show Complex, 2300 N. Cameron St., Harrisburg, PA 17110 Visit website for hours. Info: 609-646-0103; StorybookLane.com

July 11-13: Carlisle Chrysler Nationals

Carlisle Fairgrounds, 1000 Bryn Mawr Road, Carlisle, PA 17013 Fri-Sat: 7am-6pm; Sun: 7am-12pm. Info: 717-243-7855; CarlisleEvents.com

July 18 & 19: Camaro Nationals

Classic Auto Mall, 6170 Morgantown Rd, Morgantown, PA 19543 8am-3pm. Info: CamaroNationals.org

July 18-20: Syracuse Nationals New York State Fairgrounds, 581 State Fair Blvd, Syracuse, NY 13209 8am-6pm. Info: 800-753-3978 or syracusenationals.com

July 19: Soul Riders Auto Club’s Car Show — Christmas in July Wiley Farms, 4092 DuPont Pkwy, Townsend, DE 19734 3-7pm. Info: 302-593-2377; SoulRiderAutoClubofDelaware.com

July 19: Vintage Wheels & Wine Penns Wood Winery, 124 Beaver Valley Rd., Chadds Ford, PA 19317 noon-4pm. Info: Kacie@pennswoodswinery.com

July 20: 14th Annual Chicken Run — A Classic Car Cruise Cedarville Fire Dept., 30 Maple Ave., Cedarville, NJ 08311 11am-4pm. Info: 609-381-5939

July 23-26 Mecum Auctions Harrisburg PA Farm Show Complex, 2300 N. Cameron St., Harrisburg, PA 17110 Visit website for hours. Info: Mecum.com

A Car Junkie’s Paradox

A lifelong affinity for cool rides is a gift as well as a curse

IBy Frank Adkins

t’s often impossible to identify a specific event that spurred our infatuation with automobiles, but I think most of us would say the impetus came at a very early age.

Although I grew up in a family that mostly drove Chrysler products, I had some early Ford influences. My mother’s first car was a ’51 Ford that had been gifted to her by my great-grandfather, for the point in his life at which he gave up driving coincided with her high school graduation. A few years later, not long after my parents were married, they purchased a new ’64 Dodge Dart and my father took over the Ford. The following year, I came home from the hospital in the Ford a day or two after my birth. Throughout my early years I loved riding in it, and I still remember the pattern of the seat upholstery as well as the sound of its flathead six. Many of my earliest memories involve that car, but unfortunately it fell victim to a careless driver in a Mustang who made a left turn in front of my father one evening in 1971.

Potential projects are always calling out to me, like this old Ford I came across in Milford, Del.

Photos courtesy Frank Adkins

As a toddler, I had a toy Ford, and my father saw to it that I could identify all of the parts detailed in its chassis including the universal joints, differential, driveshaft, shock absorbers, transmission, etc. I don’t remember the car well enough to know its model year, but I remember that Dad turned it into a convertible after my sister stepped on it and crushed the roof.

When I was eight, I began building car models. In the years that followed, I spent my grass cutting money on dozens of model car kits, but one of my first ones was a green ‘30 Ford Phaeton. It was a four-door with a solid plastic roof molded to resemble a folding canvas top. It was a 1/24-scale replica in factory stock form, with a four-cylinder flathead and black spoked wheels. Soon after, I built a black ’32 Ford coupe street rod. I still remember the classy look of the car pictured on the box — full fenders and running boards with modern aftermarket wheels (Cragars?) and tires. The suspension appeared slightly lowered, and I think the roof might have had a light chop. I was delighted to learn that my grandfather had owned a similar car, though his was a roadster.

By the time I turned 11, I was an avid reader of the Hardy Boys books as well as anything I could find by Henry Felsen. In addition to books on customizing, he published novels for young car enthusiasts. Reading about how the characters in books Hot Rod and Crash Club modified their cars, I began emulating some of their tricks by revisiting the model cars I had built previously, and fitting them with overhead valve V-8s, fat tires, headers, tunnel rams, and any other spare parts I had accumulated. I cannot boast that my creations were always stylish or even feasible from the standpoint of operability, but they served as expressions of my automotive knowledge and creativity at that age. It also helped that my friend, Kevin Pampuch, was into the same sort of stuff that I was, for we often collaborated when we repurposed previously-built models into drag race and dirt track cars. Of course, we sometimes engaged in demolition derbies, and a few of our cars met their demises at the ends of long strings, the other ends of which were tied to our bicycles.

In time Kevin and I shelved our models as we moved on to go-karts, dirt bikes, and eventually real cars. I have been fortunate to own a number of muscle-era Mopars over the last several decades, and he has had a number of interesting rides, too. Several years ago he built a life-sized version of the hot-rod models we used to tinker with, an early ‘30s Ford comprised of pieces from various model years and powered by an old-school flathead V-8. Staying true to his vision, Kevin’s car sports a number of period modifications. Now a talented machinist, metal fabricator, and welder, he has come full circle.

These thoughts paraded through my mind one evening after spotting a forlorn old Ford sitting at an automotive repair shop near Milford, Delaware while on my way home from work. The next morning, I stopped in for a closer look. It was rough, but salvageable. I was whisked back to a time in my youth when I would have given anything to acquire such a car. It was exactly how I pictured the project cars that Henry Felsen’s characters had purchased and, through the love and devotion that only a true car enthusiast knows, transformed into hot-rods worthy of their buddies’ envy.

Of course, I currently have more car projects than I will likely live to finish, but that didn’t stop me from seeking the shop owner and inquiring about the dilapidated old Ford. He explained, “It came with a good title, and I have most of the front end tin work that’s missing. The title is what sealed the deal for me. That’s why I bought it, and I intend to build it.” But as we talked, he mentioned that several other folks had inquired about it, too. We didn’t discuss numbers, but eventually he said, “I don’t really want to sell it, but I guess I could be persuaded to.” Upon hearing those words, I felt my heart leap as if I was 10 years old again.

I would love to own and build this car, but the adult voice in my brain finally broke its silence. It reminded me that my wife, Kristan, would have to be on board first. Furthermore, we have no budget, little time, and no space in the Adkins garage for such a project. The only way to bring home another car such as this would be to sacrifice one of the projects currently residing in the garage, and I am simply not willing to do that. Yes, that’s what the adult voice said.

I shared pictures of the Ford with Kevin, who stated with no hesitation that he had no need for another project. While I admire his conviction to the practical, I do not share it. Despite the jalopy’s current condition, I can envision how I would complete it, and it wouldn’t be much different from the elegant ‘32 Ford coupe model I built in my youth.

Having the vision to see the finished product before the first tool is raised, as well as the skills required to realize that vision, are at once a gift and a curse — the paradox of a car junkie. Too often, the practical adult who resides in the back of my mind states that cars aren’t built on vision alone. Life often seems bent on thwarting our goals, and the unfinished projects in our garage serve as constant reminders. But that enthusiastic pre-teen who lives in my heart screams otherwise. Whose pleas will prevail?

A Scrapbook of Memories

By Amy L. Hosier

This year, CruisingMagazine is celebrating Carlisle Events. Carlisle is a place where classic car enthusiasts from all over the world gather throughout the year at various events. In part two of our four-part series, Amy Hosier talks about classic cars, her family, and about their experiences together at the Carlisle Chrysler Nationals.

In 1969, my dad, Bill Berry, purchased a new 1969 Burnt Orange Plymouth Road Runner. He drove it to show my mom Leta, whom he married and bought their home with in February of 1969 — on her lunch break. Her reply: “That’s a nice looking car, whose is it?” Dad replied: “it’s ours!” He had just bought it.

As time went on that year, my dad was laid off from his job and they had to make a decision — either the house or the car had to go. Well, 56 years later, they are still in the same house. He sold the car to a lady he had worked with. Unfortunately, when he was called back to work, he had to look at his old Road Runner every day. He told his wife that “he would own another Road Runner before he turned 50.”

Fast forward to 1996 and a couple months shy of 50 years old, Dad learned of a nearby 1968 Road Runner coupe that was for sale. By now, I was 22 years old and went to look at the car with him. It was rough and didn’t run, but for $2,000 we towed it home. After adding a little fuel to the carburetor, she fired right up!

The car went into storage for a few years until we could do more. In 2011, we moved the car from storage to my house, fixed it up a bit, and the Road Runner was good to go. Dad drives her often to local car shows, bluegrass concerts and the grocery store. We call her “Fine Lee” as in, she’s finally on the road. It’s also a reference to my mom, as Dad calls her “Lee.”

I am fortunate to have quite a few car friends around the world. For a few years I would see posts from friends who had traveled to Carlisle for the Chrysler Nationals weekend. In 2017, we took our first five hour trip to Carlisle, Pa. We drove the Road Runner the 225 miles to Carlisle Fairgrounds on that Friday. It rained the whole way except the last half mile. With no heat or AC in the car, I kept the roll of paper towels handy to wipe the fog

off the windshield. A half-mile before the fairgrounds, the passenger floor vent blew a mess of pine needles and what looked like old newspaper all over me!

Once on the fairgrounds, we caught up with our group, the Rapid Transit Tour. With the windows still fogged, no passenger side view mirror and big doors, Dad backed up the car but a bit too close to Lou Sitaras’ 1977 Plymouth Gran Fury Highway Pursuit, whom I had not met yet. Dad pulled the car forward to let me out, repositioned the Road Runner, and our weekend began.

So many people all weekend long were saying: Hi Amy. Amy is that really you? These questions were a challenge as I had to ask what car or truck each one of them drove since that’s how I identified everyone. It was that weekend that my car family grew tremendously . . . all because of a car and Carlisle Events.

The year 2018 was my all-time favorite at Carlisle Chrysler Nationals as it was a day full of honors. First, on that Saturday, we learned that our car — and she’s no trailer queen — but OUR car was picked for a Celebrity Choice Award. A huge thank you to Diane Ferro for choosing our 1968 Plymouth Road Runner. On the back of the award in the judges’ comment section, she wrote: “A father-daughter Mopar team. Mopars run in the family and have for generations!”

No one truly sees my dad choke up over things, that’s mom’s job. That day I saw it . . . twice! We were honored to be invited to the Mopar Hall Of Fame induction ceremony dinner and across from the entrance is a beautiful lawn with flowers. Earlier that afternoon, Dave Ferro had asked my dad for the privilege of parking his car among a few others as a display for the entrance. That was the second time in one day I saw my dad choke up. What an honor!

In 2024 the theme for Carlisle was “50 years of Carlisle.” I also happened to celebrate 50 years — of me. The bonus was that I was able to bring my grandson, Ben Berry, with me. Three generations of our family came to the Carlisle Chrysler Nationals that day — Dad, Ben and me. Ben was 13 at the time and the look on his face at seeing more than 3,000 show cars was the same look I had in 2017 — priceless! Ben soaked in all the atmosphere . . . the classics, the newer cars, taking photos, and looking over as many cars and trucks as he could. He even had a meaningful conversation with “Mr. 4 Speed,” Herb McCandless, about buying his first car.

There is so much more to Carlisle Events than just a Chrysler weekend. There are other automotive brand weekends as well. From Ford, General Motors, Imports, Corvettes . . . even spring and fall classic car auctions. I attended an auction at the Carlisle Expo Center across the road from the fairground’s main entrance — very well done!

From an outside perspective, every event I’ve attended has been very well organized. From the behind-the-scenes office folks to the gate people and even the grounds keepers, events manager Ed Buczeskie and his team do an amazing job making sure participants and spectators have an unforgettable weekend.

The friends my family has made have enriched our lives immeasurably and the memories we’ve shared at Carlisle will stay with us forever.

At left: Illustration of Dave Ferro's 1942 Dodge by John "Skids" Skidmore.

Top: Bill Berry’s 1968 Plymouth Road Runner on display in front of the Mopar Hall Of Fame.

Center: Berry and his daughter Amy Hosier (every T-shirt tells a story).

Bottom: Berry and his wife, Leta, enjoying a sunny day with their prize Road Runner.

Casual Cruise

Cruisers are the type of people that will not let a good day go to waste. So, on a super nice summer-like day on the last weekend in March, a few cruisers decided to stage an impromptu cruise. The location was in the southern part of Vineland, NJ. The South Vineland Park saw a real variety of rides come out for this casual cruise that started off with an email and a notice to spread the word. Everything from American to foreign cars came out to enjoy. It was not your usual event since there was no music or food — just a time to hangout. Pop-up cruises are fun and are definitely reminders of the old days where one would just park their ride and talk cars.

Eastern Equipment Cruise

In the town of Estell Manor in rural New Jersey, one can find the hydraulic repair service of Eastern Equipment Services. This facility has a comprehensive inventory of all things hydraulic and more.

So to showcase their business, it seemed only fitting to have a cruise. There were plenty of rides that came out to check out the facility, share a balmy day and enjoy great Mexican food. It was a super way to introduce a business and to share a fun time with classic rides.

— Text: Ben Notaro / Photos: Robert Sliwecki

— Text & Photos: Ben Notaro

Cruisin’ In Winter

Syracuse Nationals Celebrates Silver Anniversary

During the off season of car activities, cruisers usually look for something automotive to keep the “juices” flowing. A few cruisers got together and made an appointment to go for a tour of a professional restoration facility. They agreed that watching a show-quality ride being constructed and being able to ask the proprietor questions can be a very motivating thing.

The Syracuse Nationals, one of the largest car shows in the Northeast, will be celebrating its 25th anniversary in grand style July 18–20.

Since its inception, the Syracuse Nationals has grown into a premier automotive showcase, featuring thousands of classic cars, hot rods, muscle cars, and custom builds. Held at the New York State Fairgrounds, this year’s event will feature an exciting lineup of special exhibits, celebrity appearances, live entertainment, and interactive experiences for attendees of all ages.

Enter Tom Rightler who is the owner/operator of Mid-Atlantic Muscle Cars located in Bridgeton, NJ. Rightler is no stranger to restoring muscle cars and has animpressive list of clients and accomplishments. It’s also safe to say his passion for the Chevelle served as special inspiration.

While at his shop, one guest (Jim Solomon) presented Rightler with his watercolor artwork depicting Rightler’s reconstructed General Lee. A walk-through had guests checking out an area that had an original contemporary Shelby Cobra frame ready for the body (as well as related parts) and assembly to be completed.

“Reaching 25 years is a huge accomplishment, and we couldn’t have done it without the incredible support of our participants, vendors, sponsors, and fans,” said Ed Levine, co-owner of Syracuse Nationals. “This year’s Syracuse Nationals will be bigger and better than ever, celebrating the passion and dedication of the car community.”

Visiting a shop that specializes in classic and specialty rides is a great way keep the spirit alive and get to see another side of our hobby. Check out Mid-Atlantic Muscle Cars at midatlanticmusclecar.com

— Text and Photos by Ben Notaro

“The Syracuse Nationals has always been about more than just cars — it’s about family,” said Grazi Zazzara, co-owner of Syracuse Nationals. “We’re proud to create an event where generations can come together to share their love of classic cars, enjoy exciting attractions, and make lasting memories.”

To commemorate 25 years, the Syracuse Nationals is introducing exclusive anniversary-themed events, including:

• Specialty Car Exhibits showcasing the best of the past 25 years.

• Celebrity Meet-and-Greets with automotive legends and TV personalities.

• Live Music and Entertainment to keep the celebration going all weekend long.

• Expanded Vendor Marketplace with top brands in the automotive industry, over 40 new industry related vendors have been added for this year’s event.

• Giveaways and Contests featuring limited-edition 25th-anniversary merchandise.

• Supercar Sunday featuring high-end supercars with a special photo opportunity, raising money for the Skaneateles Cares Car Club’s initiative to build a car-themed playground at Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital.

• Special Appearances by the cast of Count’s Kustoms and a performance by Danny Koker’s band, Count’s 77, plus Monster Energy’s collaboration with Big Indian Motorsports, Shnow Motorsports and Dion Dawkins.

• Tribute to Gene Winfield with the introduction of the Gene Winfield Legacy Award and a mini-museum inside the Expo Center.

• Exciting Additions including the Batmobile, George Jetson’s flying car, Scooby-Doo’s Mystery Machine, and the return of the American Motor Drome Company Wall of Death.

For tickets, event schedules, and more information, visit SyracuseNationals.com.

WE SELL NEW AND REBUILT 8” & 9”

World’s Largest Cruise

(60,000 vehicles . . . Matchbox style)

Many of us who got hooked on cars may have caught the car bug when we were introduced to Matchbox cars. The small rides were imported from England and sold for around 50 cents way back in the day — around 1953. Well, there is a neat museum located in Newfield, NJ. dedicated to all things Matchbox. The Matchbox Road Museum houses more than 60,000 Matchbox vehicles and that includes other products made from this company.

The museum was created through the enthusiasm of Everett Marshall III and is open to the public. Visitors are requested to call for an appointment to come out and visit. If you get really pumped up and want to buy some Matchbox items, some are available for sale. It’s a go-to place for car guys and gals and definitely a place to bring the young ones. It’s not just about cars, it’s about toys that you may not be aware of.

Yes, it‘s the world’s largest cruise and it all can be seen at the Matchbox Road Museum. Visit MatchBox-Road-Museum.hub.biz.

— Text: Ben Notaro / Photos: Harry Lombardo

Shoreline Vintage Volks Hangout

Reflections and items of times that have gone by are sometimes relegated to the memories we keep. Fortunately there are places and businesses that help keep those items from yesterday on display — and available to purchase. The Shoreline Vintage Antiques and More store located in the heart of Richland, NJ, is a place where you can buy many items from days gone by.

The proprietors also appreciated vintage rides — Volkswagens in particular. The Shop hosted a Vintage Volks Hangout Day and the classic bugs came out to share a good gathering. The South Jersey VW Club was the featured club of the day. The SJVWC is group that appreciates all rides and welcomes non-VW’s to join in the gathering. Classics and antiques may age but never seem to get old.

Steakouts Spring Car Show

Spring brings many traditional car shows and another great season opener is the Steakouts Homeplate Spring Car Show held at Steakouts Sports Bar in Pittsgrove, NJ. The parking lot was filled with plenty of participants and the there was also a fine meal inside for those cruisers looking to quench their thirst and hunger. Steakouts hosts a variety of car, truck, bike and Jeep events.

— Text: Ben Notaro / Photos: Robert Sliwecki

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Tunnel to Towers Car Show

Car shows and community events are a natural! The Buena Historical Society in southern New Jersey held a crafters and car show festival in early May and the summer-like weather brought out a great turnout of vehicles and artisan/crafters.

The car show segment of the event was sponsored by the Lilliston Auto Group. This automobile organization chose the Tunnel to Towers Foundation as the recipient of the car show proceeds. The Buena Spring Festival team did a great job in their third year for this family fun event.

— Text & Photos: Ben Notaro

VINTAGE CAR SHOW

Area CRUISES

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Every Monday year-round

Mighty Joe’s Cruise Nights

Mighty Joe’s Gas Grill & Deli, 1231 Route 206, Shamong, NJ 08088

5-8pm

Good food, good friends, cool cars. Info: 609-268-0303

Every Tuesday through November

Millsboro Dairy Queen Cruz-N

Dairy Queen Grill & Chill, 129 Main St, Millsboro, DE 19966

6-9pm

Info: Rusty 302-934-7377

Every Tuesday through October

Kent Island Cruisers Cruise Nights

Rita’s Italian Ice, 210 Kent Landing, Kent Island, MD 21666

6pm

Weather permitting. Come on out to Rita’s Ice on Kent Island and see what old rides show up!

Every Tuesday through October

Street Rollers Cruise Night

Wood Lanes, 1173 Route 40, Pilesgrove, NJ 08098

5:30-8:30pm

All are welcomed: hot rods, trucks, classics, motorcycles. Whatever your passion is, bring it, show it off!

1st Wednesdays through October

Salem County Road Knights Cruise Night

Pat’s Pizzeria 102 South Broadway, Pennsville, NJ 08070

5-8pm

Get ready to rev up your engines and shine those wheels! Pat’s Pizzeria transforms into a hub of car and motorcycle enthusiasts. As a special treat, every car, or motorcycle entry receives a complimentary slice of pizza and a small fountain drink to kick off the night!

3rd Wednesdays through September

South Jersey Region AACA Cruise Nights

Salem County Auto Repair 595 Salem Quinton Rd, Salem, NJ 08079 5-7:30pm

Snacks and beverages (provided by Hitchners Furniture) for all drivers who bring their special. Enjoy music by Ed Counsellor. Info: Ron Scott 856-629-6085 or Martin Erdner 856-935-0537 | SJRAACA.com

2nd & 4th Thursdays through September

Mr. Bill’s Cruise

Mr. Bill’s of Winslow Twp, 453 Route 73 South, Hammonton, NJ 08037 4-8pm

Great food, custard, and friends. Cruise in for a fun time. Weather permitting. Info: 609-839-1410

3rd Tuesdays through September

Delaware Valley Road Runners (DVRR)

Cruise Night

Falls Township Community Park 9061 Mill Creek Rd, Levittown, PA 19054 6-8:30pm

Handicap accessible, food, kids, music, all vehicles welcome, 25 plaques each cruise night. Come out for a great time! New members welcome.

Info: DelawareValleyRoadRunners.com

Every Friday through October

Street Survivors Friday Cruise Nights

To the left of Burger King by Tractor Supply, Park 97 East Park Shopping Center 7988 Crain Hwy, Glen Burnie, MD 21061 5:30-8:30pm No Entry Fee. All vehicles allowed. Plenty of parking. Music and 50/50 every week. Car show flyers and club merchandise are available. Weather permitting. Food available at nearby establishments.

Info: Tom 443-838-0948 or Rick 443-829-5658 StreetSurvivorsOfMaryland.com

2nd Fridays through October

Grotto Pizza Presents Cruise Nights Grotto Pizza, 309 Auto Park Dr, Middletown, DE 19709 5-9pm

Beginning April 11. Come out, show off your ride and enjoy food and drinks at Grotto Pizza. Rain date is always the 3rd Friday. No burnouts. Info: CarShows4Nonprofits@gmail.com

2nd & 4th Fridays through September 12

Historic Smithville Car Cruises

Smithville Village Greene, Smithville, NJ 08205 5-8pm

Cruise on down to Smithville and hang out. Drive to the side parking lot of the Village Greene and near the red covered bridge, you will see orange cones set up. Move a cone and park your car.

EVENT LISTINGS

First Saturdays

Chesapeake Cars and Coffee

Fisherman Village, 3032 Kent Narrow Way S, Grasonville, MD 21638

9-11am

All makes and models welcome. Speeding, burnouts, and reckless driving not permitted.

1st Saturdays trough October Corvette Club Monthly Car Show & Cruise

Fox Run Shopping Center, Bear, DE 19701

3-6pm

Street rods, classic, antique, race, trucks and motorcycles. Bring whatever you have! No entry fees. Handicap accessible, food, kids, and music. Info: VetteClub.org

2nd & last Saturdays through October 11 Del Rods Cruise Nights

Greentree Shopping Center, Route 8, Dover, DE 19904

5-8pm

Fee, Handicap accessible, food, kids, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies. Sponsored by Hardees.

Info: DelRodsCarClub.org

3rd Saturdays through October Cars & Coffee

Surf Bagel, 204 NE Front St, Milford, DE 19963 9-11am

Hosted by the Historical Vintage Car Club of Delaware. Join for a casual meet. Hang out, grab a bite, and meet fellow enthusiasts. Info: HVCCDe.com/shows/cruiseins

Last Saturdays through December Caffeine & Chrome

Gateway Classic Cars of Phildadelphia 195 E. 9th Ave., Runnemede, NJ 08078

9am-noon

Cruise in with your collectible or daily driver, enjoy free pastries and coffee (while supplies last). Open to the public, no admission fee, and family/pet friendly.

Info: Philadelphia@GatewayClassicCars.com

5th Saturdays (May 31, Aug 30) Cruisin’ For Caffeine

March location: First Watch, 145 Grove Ln, Newark, DE 19711

9am start

Rain or shine. Join BRAACA every month that has a fifth Saturday at different locations. Location suggestions welcome. Info: Braaca.org

1st Sunday through November 2

N. Wilmington Cars & Coffee

Brandywine Commons II Shopping Center 1400 Rocky Run Pkwy, Wilmington, DE 19803 (Side parking lot next to Raymour & Flanigan) 8am-11am

Meet up with local car enthusiasts for morning coffee & conversation. Event won’t be re-scheduled for rain; we will just try again on the 1st Sunday the following month. No

burnouts or revving of engines permitted. Info: www.facebook.com/ NorthWilmingtonCarsandCoffee

1st & 3rd Sunday through November

VFW Cruise-In

VFW Post 5118, 355 Glebe Rd, Easton, MD 21601

8-11am

Socialize and connect with other car enthusiasts. All years, makes, models & flavors are welcome. Info: Don 410-463-0542

May 25 (Sunday)

Cruisin’ Cars & Coffee

Playa Bowls, 28601 Marlboro Ave, Easton, MD 21601

8-10am

Hosted by Chesapeake Classic Car Club. Enjoy great cars, people, food & coffee — everything a summer morning should be! Each cruiser will get a FREE 2025 Cruisin’ Coin at every event — the more coins you collect, the more chances for prizes this season! Info: Info@ccccofeaston.org or CcccOfEaston.org

June 7 (Saturday)

Chesapeake Classic Car Club Cruise-In

Roberto’s Pizza and Italian Restaurant 8168 Elliot Rd, Ste B, Easton MD 21663

5-8pm

Cruise-in to the June Cruise-In. In addition to cars & conversation, our Cruise-Ins offer a fresh venue and menu each month. PLUS Each cruiser will get a 2025 Cruisin’ Coin at every event — the more coins you collect, the more chances for prizes this season! Info: Info@ccccofeaston.org or CcccOfEaston.org

July 20 (Sunday)

14th Annual “Chicken Run” A Classic Car Cruise

Cedarville Fire Department

30 Maple Avenue, Cedarville, NJ 08311 11am-4pm

Fire trucks, Jeeps, Corvettes, muscle cars, hot rods and antiques. No entrance fee, no trophies, no judging. First 100 vehicles receive a dash plaque. Outdoor vendors on site. Enjoy a day of food, music, and fun.

Info: 609-381-5939

June 21 (Saturday)

18th Annual Cruise & Concert at Null’s

Towing

1003 Gap Newport Pike, Cochranville, PA 19330

4-9pm

Cruise starts at 4 pm, Flamin’ Dick and the Hot Rods will be playing from 6 - 9 pm. Food truck on site. Free event.

Info: Gwen@nullstowing.com

(behind Rita’s Water Ice-Philly Pike across from Fire House) Owned & Operated By Dave Veith

EVENT LISTINGS

Area SHOWS

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Soul Riders Auto Club Events/Shows 2025

• April 6 (Sunday) 3:00pm-7:00pm (Wiley Farms, 4092 DuPont Pkwy, Townsend)

• May 4 (Sunday) 3:00pm-7:00pm (Glasgow Park, Route 40) Hawaiian Show featuring Women with classic cars/hot rods

• June 22 (Sunday) 3:00pm-7:00pm (Glasgow Park, Route 40)

• July 19 (Saturday 3:00pm-7:00pm (Wiley Farms, 4092 DuPont Pkwy, Townsend)

“Christmas in July” Traveling to the A.I. DuPont Hospital on Sunday, July 20 (10am) We will be collecting toys at all shows this season

• Sept. 21 (Sunday) 3:00pm-7:00pm (Wiley Farms, 4092 DuPont Pkwy, Townsend)

• Oct. 12 (Sunday) 11:00am-3:00pm (Wiley Farms, 4092 DuPont Pkwy, Townsend)

Let’s put Breast Cancer in our “Rear-View Mirrow” Show! First come, first parked ($20 per car)

May 16 & 17 (Friday & Saturday)

Carlisle Import & Performance Nationals

Carlisle Fairgrounds

100 Bryn Mawr Road, Carlisle, PA 17013 Fri & Sat: 7am-6pm; Sun: 7am-12pm

This exciting event welcomes nearly 2,000 Imported vehicles from around the world as well as domestics, kit cars, motorcycles and trucks, and high-end performance vehicles. Info: 717-243-7855 | CarlisleEvents.com

May 17 (Saturday)

Annual LKQ Car Show

Keystone Automotive, 39 Phoenix Drive, West Deptford, NJ 08086

9am-1:30pm

Top 40 judged show. Judged by the South Jersey Camaro Car Club. $20 per vehicle; no pre-registration. All makes and models, domestic and foreign cars. 50/50, basket auction, free giveaways to all registered vehicles. Food and drink available. Benefits local animal shelters and children in need. Info: Linda: 609-206-9765

May 17 (Saturday)

Chariots of Fire Spring Fling

Classic Auto Mall, 6180 Morgantown Rd, Morgantown, PA 19543

Rain date May 24 10am-3pm

Great variety of all types of vehicles. Car photos, door prizes and great food!

Info: Pastor Lawrence Weed 610-322-1622 or PastorWeed@hotmail.com

May 17 (Saturday)

Kent Island Cruisers’ 30th Annual Spring Fling Show

Western Tire & Auto, 1406 Main Street, Stevensville, MD 21666 9am-1pm

Top awards by participant ballots, door prizes, 50/50, store specials and more. Registration until 11am; awards begin at 1pm. Must be present to win.

Info: 410-643-5572 or KentIslandCruisers.com

May 17 (Saturday)

Delaware Cops & Rodders Car Show

Glasgow Park, 2275 Pulaski Hwy, Newark, DE 19702

9am-2pm

Vehicle entry $15.00 early bird until May 16; $20 after and day-of. Antiques and Hot Rods, Classics, Modified, Police Vehicles and Swat Trucks. Trophies in several categories, spectator favorite, and Best in Show. Free spectator entry; pets with responsible owners are welcome.

Info: JHawkins@TheRGWFoundation.org

May 17 (Saturday)

Street Rollers Show of Shows Wood Lanes, 1173 Route 40, Pilesgrove, NJ 08098 Rain date June 18 10am-1pm

Whatever your passion, bring it and show it off! Hot rods, trucks, vans, jeeps, classics, antiques all are welcomed. Food, swap meet vendors, music trophies. A great way to make new friends.

May 18 (Sunday)

52nd Annual Corvette Show Milltown American Legion 4 JFK Drive, Milltown, NJ 08850 8:30am-3pm

Presented by the Spirits of ’53 Corvette Club. Judging starts at 11am; trophies at 2:30pm. Registration is $25; spectators free. Benefits the Ronald McDonald House. Trophies awarded In these classes: Street Stock, Modified and Full Custom. There will also be awards for paint, engine compartment and Best in Show. Show dash plaques to the first 100 Corvettes registered. Host cars are not included with participant class judging. Info: SpiritsOf53.net

EVENT LISTINGS

May 18 (Sunday)

First State Mustang & Ford Club Spring Show

Aetna Fire Hall, 400 Ogletown Road, Newark, DE 19711

9am-2pm

This is an all Ford or Ford powered show. Trophies for Top 30, 2 Best of Show, 1 Dealers Choice, and 2 Young Guns (21 and under), Choice. Charity Auction, 50/50. Live DJ rocking the place and food.

Info: FirstStateMustangAndFord.com

May 17 (Saturday)

18th Spring BOPC Car Show

Concord Mall, 4737 Concord Pike Wilmington, DE 19803

10am-2pm

Presented by Delaware Valley Oldsmobile Club. All Buicks, Oldsmobiles, Pontiacs, & Cadillacs any year or condition are welcome! Fair weather only. Featuring National Hurst/ Olds Day! Don Glover, Hurst Engineer, scheduled to appear with display. Dash plaques, trophies, door prizes, long distance award, 50/50 to benefit Food Bank of Delaware. Bring a canned food item! Day of show registration $20.

Info: Tom 302-740-2454 or Don 610-620-5050 or delvaloldsclub.com or dvocinfo@yahoo.com

May 18 (Sunday)

Classics for Baskets

Summit City Farms and Winery

500 University Blvd., Glassboro, NJ 08028 Rain date June 1

1pm-5pm

Fundraising event for Bolus 341 Inc., a local 501(c)3 supporting newly diagnosed Type 1 diabetic children and their families. Two awards presented: Best in Show and Summit’s Choice. $20 registration, $25 day-of. Car line up begins at noon. Food, wine (visit Summit City Winery web page for wine choices and food menu), and oldies with Lou Costello. All vehicles welcome.

Info: Bolus341@gmail.com

May 18 (Sunday)

28th Annual Ambler Auto Show

Butler Avenue, Ambler, PA 19002

1-6pm

Rain or shine. Registration opens 11am. Over 200 of the finest examples of autos and trucks from yesteryear and today will be on display. Visitors can stroll Butler Avenue, go to the restaurants and shops or grab a bite from one of the local food vendors.You’ll find specials at many of the eateries and shops. The show benefits Ambler Main Street. Info: AmblerMainStreet.org

May 18 (Saturday)

Antique Car Show

Linvilla Orchards, 137 W Knowlton Road, Media, PA 19063

9am-3pm

Linvilla Orchards has partnered with The Historical Car Club of Pennsylvania (HCCP) for over three decades to present their annual Spring Meet. More than 250 spectacularly restored and maintained antique, classic, and muscle cars. Awards presented for the bestmaintained cars in a variety of classes, such as best brass and best restored pre-1918 cars. Car Registration the day-of $20 per vehicle. Automotive Flea Market Registration the day of the event is $30 per space.

Info: Seth 610-454-8806

May 24 (Saturday)

Brews, Cruise & Crafts

Glasstown Brewing Company

10 Peterson St, Millville, NJ 08332 11am-4pm

Presented by SJCA & Glasstown Brewing Company. Enjoy a car show, music, food trucks, craft beer and craft vendors.

Info: GlasstownBrew.Jen@gmail.com

May 25 (Saturday)

44th Annual Chester County Mustang and Ford Car Show

Rain date May 26

Kimberton Fairgrounds

61 Firehouse Ln, Phoenixville, PA 19460

9am-4pm

Awards for the top vehicles in each class. $15 pre-registration; $20 day of show. Handicap accessible, food, kids, music. Info: TheVFMC.org/Car-Show

May 30 & 31 (Friday & Saturday)

Goodguys Mid-Atlantic Nationals

Dover Motor Speedway

1131 N Dupont Hwy, Dover, DE 19901 8am-5pm

Since 1983, The Goodguys Rod & Custom Association hosts legendary classic car shows around the United States each year bringing together Hot Rodder’s of all kinds, families and vintage auto appreciators. info: Good-Guys.com/Man-Spectator

June 6-8 (Friday- Sunday)

Carlisle Ford Nationals

Carlisle Fairgrounds

100 Bryn Mawr Road, Carlisle, PA 17013 Fri-Sat: 7am-6pm; Sun: 7am-12pm

Largest all-Ford-themed car show in the world featuring more than 3,200 show cars. Ford cars, trucks, and performance products on-site. Featuring special guests, displays, activities and competitions.

Info: CarlisleEvents.com

SWAP MEET

EVENT LISTINGS

June 7 (Saturday)

Delclassics Car Show

Delcastle Technical High School 1417 Newport Road, Wilmington, DE 19804

Rain date June 8

8am-1pm

Gates open at 8am, judging starting at 10am. Dash plaques to all registered participants. Proceeds benefit Delcastle SkillsUSA and other vo-tech student activities. Bring a nonperishable food donation for the Ministry of Caring. Spectators FREE.Register your vehicle online at delcastleths.com. Info: tina.ramsey@nccvt.k12.de.us

June 8 (Sunday)

Nanticoke Lenni - Lenape Tribal Nation Car Show & Pow Wow

Cumberland County Fairgrounds 3301 Carmel Rd, Millville, NJ 08332 10am-3pm

Registration10am-12pm. $15 entry includes entry to the Native American Pow Wow with dancing, drumming, food, crafts and more. Trophies presented at 3pm. Proceeds benefit the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Tribal Nation.

Info: Harry Jackson at 856-451-2231

June 13 & 14 (Friday & Saturday)

All Wheels Open Class Car Show

Delaware State Fairgrounds 18500 N Dupont Hwy, Harrington, DE 19952

7am-9pm

Vehicles of all kinds, classic, modern, trucks and motorcycles. Live music, food, beer garden, kid zone, along with vendors and swap meet vendors. $30 for both days. Info: AllWheelsEvents2021@gmail.com

June 14 (Saturday)

Annual Cruise Down Memory Lane Rain date June 15

603 E. Landis Ave, Vineland, NJ 08360 5-9pm

Stroll The Avenue, enjoy the show, visit the merchants! Open to all domestic vehicles 1974 and older. Free admission. Info: Marvin Askins 856-697-6306

June 14 (Saturday)

Street Rollers Show of Shows

SK8 47 Skating & Fun Center, 2608 Delsea Dr, Franklinville, NJ 08322

Rain date June 15 10am-1pm

Hot rods, trucks, vans, jeeps, classics, antiques all are welcomed. Food, swap meet vendors, music, and trophies.

Info: 856-628-7350

June 14 (Saturday)

5th Burning Rubber Car and Bike Show

Alloway Township Municipal Building 45 S. Greenwich St, Alloway, NJ 08001

Rain date June 15 10am-2pm

All year automobiles, trucks and motorcycles welcome. Proceeds benefit Alloway Township Fire Company. Trophies, vendors, music, and raffles. Pre-event registration $15, day-of $20. Info: Lester Sutton at ATFC@outlook.com

June 14 (Saturday)

Deterding’s 11th Annual Charity Car Show

Deterding’s Supermarket, 506 E. Gibbsboro Rd, Lindenwold, NJ 08021

10am-2pm

Registration opens 9am. Held in grass lot next to supermarket. Registration $25 (100% donated to charity) and includes one free car show T-shirt and one free lunch.

Info: Bill 609-870-9648 or Alex 609-828-2519

June 14 (Saturday)

Annual Delco Cruisers Spring Car Show Rose Tree Park, 1671 Providence Road, Media, PA 19063

Rain date June 21

10am-2pm

One of the largest car shows in the area with food vendors and one of the best car show DJs in the area. Entry fee $20. Info: 610-329-2860 or Socref6211@aol.com

June 14 (Saturday)

68th Old Timers’ Day Classic Car Show & Family Festival

1 West Church Street Selbyville, DE 19975 8am-3pm

Over 100 vehicles from 2005 and earlier compete for their shot at “Best in Show.” Music, beer garden, food & drinks, family activities. Free to attend; $10 for vehicle registration. Info: 302-539-2100 or Events@thequietresorts.com

June 15 (Sunday)

Chester County Balloon Festival Car Show Willowdale Steeplechase grounds, 101 East Street Rd, Kennett Square, PA 19348 2-5pm

Presented by the Brandywine Region AACA. All cars welcome. Visit website for details. Info: Trace 302-300-5323 or BRAACA.org

June 21 (Saturday)

Wheels Of Thunder Car Club & Upper Deerfield Fire Company #3 Car Show

69 Cornwell Drive (at the Fire House), Bridgeton, NJ 08302

Rain date June 28

10am-2pm

Registration 9am-11am, $10. Show begins at 10am. Door prizes, trophies, music, and food cooked by the firemen. Info: Michael 609-381-8751 or 856-378-9138

June 21 (Saturday)

Pre-War Car Show

Terhune Orchards, 330 Cold Soil Road, Princeton, NJ 08540

10am-3pm

Join AACA Mid-Jersey Region and display your Pre-WWII vehicle. All stock and modified Pre-WW II vehicles welcome and Pre-War carryover body styles up to 1948. Recognition awards, no entry fee, food available on site. Info: 609-915-8270 or MidJerseyRegionAACA@gmail.com

June 22 (Sunday)

Soul Riders Auto Club’s Car Show

Glasgow Park, 2275 Pulaski Highway, Newark, DE 19702

3-7pm

Handicap accessible, food, kids, music, trophies. Info: 302-593-2377 or Day-of 302-858-3672

July 6 (Sunday)

31st Annual Classic Car Show

Storybook Land, 6415 Black Horse Pike, Egg Harbor Township, NJ 08234

11am-4pm

Featuring live music and loads of attractions. Car registration includes tickets to Storybook Land.

Info: 609-646-0103 or StorybookLand.com

July 11-13 (Friday - Sunday)

Carlisle Chrysler Nationals

Carlisle Fairgrounds, 100 Bryn Mawr Road, Carlisle, PA 17013

Fri-Sat: 7am-6pm; Sun: 7am-12pm

The largest Mopar event in the world featuring nearly 3,000 vehicles from all eras of the Chrysler brand. Classic, muscle cars and high performance new models are all showcased at this Mopar-lover’s paradise. Cars, parts, tools, memorabilia, collectibles and more for sale in the Mopar Automotive Flea Market, as well as the latest and greatest products within the Manufacturers Midway.

Info: 717-243-7855 or CarlisleEvents.com

July 18 & 19 (Friday & Saturday)

26th Annual Camaro Nationals

Classic Auto Mall, 6170 Morgantown Rd, Morgantown, PA 19543

8am-3pm

Join over 600 Camaros from more than 35 states, for a Fun Filled F-Body Weekend. Indoor and Outdoor venues, with non-judged, judged, and concours classes. Vendors, Rolling Cruise, and Seminars fill out event. Held at Classic Auto Mall, boasting over 40 acres, with 8 acres under roof; housing 2 exhibit halls, plus over 900 consignment muscle cars, classics & street rods. Info: CamaroNationals.org

July 18-20 (Friday-Sunday)

Syracuse Nationals NYS Fairgrounds, 481 State Fair Blvd, Syracuse, NY 13209

8am-6pm

The largest car show in the Northeast with over 7,000 vehicles from around the country. Event features include: Nitro Row, Pro Street Alley, Signature Showcase, Winfield Award, Mini-Nats Model Car Show, No Prep RC Cars, Rockabilly Round-Up, plus hundreds of vendors, a campground and more. Info: SyracuseNationals.com

July 19 (Saturday)

Vintage Wheels & Wine Car Show

Penns Wood Winery, 124 Beaver Valley Rd, Chadds Ford, PA 19317

12pm-4pm

See incredible vintage cars, sip on premium wines, enjoy tasty bites, listen to live music & shop goodies from local vendors! Exhibitor fee $25 (includes driver & 1 passenger). Registration includes: 2 souvenir wine glasses, a complimentary wine tasting gift certificate, and 2 raffle tickets. All car exhibitors must be pre-registered, day-of registrations will not be accepted. Register by email to the address below. Info: Kacie@pennswoodswinery.com

July 19 (Saturday)

5th Annual Car Show

Mamie A. Warren Senior Center, 1775 Wheatleys Pond Rd, Smyrna, DE 19977

9am-1pm

Proceeds benefit seniors in the Smyrna, Clayton, Hartly and surrounding communities. Entry fee $20; cut-off is 10:30am or 75 cars. Dash plaques for the first 50 cars registered. Trophies, door prizes, 50/50, food, and dessert truck on site.

Info: 302-653-4078

July 19 (Saturday)

Soul Riders Auto Club’s “Christmas in July” Car Show Willey’s Farm, 4092 DuPont Pkwy, Townsend, DE 19734

3-7pm

Soul Riders are collecting toys at all shows this season. Handicap accessible, food, kids, music, trophies.

Info: 302-593-2377 or Day-of 302-858-3672

July 19 & 20 (Saturday & Sunday)

Del Rods at Dover Motor Speedway 31 N. DuPont Highway, Dover, DE 19904

8:30am-2pm

This is a pre-registration only show. $25 per day. Register for one day or both days. Trophies for both days. Registration includes two tickets to the races that day.

Info: rsludge47@aol.com or 302-222-2525

July 20 (Sunday)

14th Annual “Chicken Run” A Classic Car Cruise

Cedarville Fire Department 30 Maple Avenue, Cedarville, NJ 08311 11am-4pm

Info: 609-381-5939

July 23-26 (Wednesday - Saturday)

Mecum Auctions Harrisburg PA Farm Show Complex

2300 N. Cameron St, Harrisburg, PA 17110

Visit website for hours.

More than 1,200 vehicles. Consign or register to bid.

Info: Mecum.com

July 26 (Saturday)

10th Annual St. Paul School Car Show St. Paul School, 250 James St, Burlington, NJ 08016

Rain date August 2 9am-2pm

A celebration of automotive artistry, open to ALL years and makes. Family-friendly fun: games, raffles, giveaways, and DJ. Free coffee, tea, and donuts. Cafeteria with A/C. Catered lunch from G&M Caterers available. Preregistration strongly suggested, $20.

Info: George 609-234-5135, Lisa 609-820-2719, or SaintPaulBurlington@gmail.com

July 27 (Sunday)

Run with the Angels Car Show

Dublin Volunteer Fire Company, 194 North Main St, Dublin, PA 18917 9am-3:30pm

1989 and earlier street rods, rat rods, customs, muscle cars, trucks and antiques are welcome. Cash prizes, trophies for “Favorite 30” and “Special Categories.” “Crowd Pleaser” DJ, door prizes, food, vendors, and flea market.

Info: Al Tursi at 215-893-9796 or RoadAngelsDoylestown.com

* Shows after July 27 will appear in the next print edition. View the full list of shows online at CruisingMagazine.net.

CARBURETORUSA

Custom Rebuilding & Restoring

SHIFTIN’ GEARS

By Ben Notaro • red63vetnj@comcast.net

any of us who grew up back in the day may remember the times when we would just meet up somewhere to hang out. For me, these times were in the golden days of the great American muscle car revolution.

Here in my hometown of Vineland in the “state” of South Jersey, we had/have a long main downtown street where we would cruise and show off our rides or just gather to socialize. Well, not too long ago I received an e-mail from a friend announcing that a group of car owners were going to meet at a local park in town to hang out with our cars. This was a gathering that had no DJ or trophies — nor was there any food available. It was just a gathering through word of mouth . . . period!

For the record, there were about 25 cars present and the cool thing about this impromptu cruise was that it was attended by a diverse group of car owners. Some of the rides were old school American muscle, some were exotic (e.g. a cool, black Ferrari) and some young enthusiasts came in their Asian rides. It was quite a diverse group to say the least and it was the most casual and cordial group of cool ride enthusiasts one could meet. The cruisers parked their rides and we strolled past cars we may not have had access to and asked questions and just talked cars. This was about rides with engines that were measured in cubic inches and cubic centimeters.

My point is twofold: First, when a person is a car enthusiast it doesn’t matter what you drive. We all had gasoline in the blood, and it can be found in these enthusiasts no matter what type of vehicle they drive. Second, the idea of a pop up cruise is fun. There are no classes or restrictions, just cars and the opportunity to appreciate them. It was neat to see drivers old and young with their classic and contemporary rides honoring the unspoken rule of no improper driving. It was a special code of cool that was on display.

Yes, enjoying cool cars is most definitely a universal language that when shared, enjoyed and respected by all who participate, makes for a special time and a good vibe for all.

Now that the season is in full swing, get out and enjoy the hobby whether as a spectator or a participant. You just might be bitten by the cool car bug and find yourself looking for a special kind of ride.

Schedule

• 5:00 PM WELCOME GATES OPEN

• 6:30 PM GATES CLOSE

• 5:00 - 9:00 PM CAR STATIC DISPLAY - STROLL THE AVENUE, ENJOY THE SHOW, AND VISIT THE MERCHANTS

• 9:00 PM Event Ends-All Traffic Laws Enforced

RULES

• PARTICIPATION IS FREE - NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED!

• NO MOTORCYCLES OR BIKES (including electric bikes & scooters)

• PERIOD CORRECT CARS WITH REGISTRATION & INSURANCE ID

• NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES

• NO VEHICLES MOVED ONCE PARKED

• NO PARTIALLY PRIMED VEHICLES

• NO TRAILERS IN SHOW AREA

• NO SPECIAL PARKING ARRANGEMENTS

• ALL VEHICLES MUST BE DRIVEN THROUGH GATE

• ALL VEHICLES MUST DISPLAY OFFICIAL WINDOW CARD DURING EVENT

• ALL NJ MOTOR VEHICLE LAWS WILL BE IN EFFECT & ENFORCED BY VINELAND POLICE DEPARTMENTS

• CRUISING FROM 8-9pm — ALL TRAFFIC LAWS APPLY IF YOU DO!

• NO BICYCLE RIDING DURING EVENT, MUST WALK BIKE OR YOU WILL BE

FROM THE AVENUE AND ESCORTED AWAY BY POLICE.

• NO EXCEPTIONS TO THE RULES

Present the 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Saturday June 14th

Landis Avenue • Vineland, NJ

Rain Date: Sunday, June 15th • 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM Staging Areas: Cunningham School East Avenue, Entrance to the event is at Landis Avenue & Delsea Drive