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SHOWSTOPPERS! Carlisle, Hagley, Maple Grove....major shows bring summer to a roaring close.....Pages 11-16

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Top area events August thru September Monday Nights: Mighty Joe’s Cruise Nights 1231 Rt. 206 Shamong, NJ. (4pm to dusk) • Info Larry @ 609-268-0303

Aug. 31: 27th Annual Woodbury Car Show Broad St. (Rt.45) Woodbury, NJ 08096 (8am-3pm) • Info: John @ 856-848-2326

Aug. 2-4: Carlisle Truck Nationals Carlisle Fairgrounds, 100 Bryn Mawr Rd. Carlisle, PA • Info: 717-243-7855

Sept. 1: Wildwood Boardwalk Labor Day Show Boardwalk, Wildwood, NJ 08260 (8am-3pm) • Info: Gary @ 609-52-4546

Aug. 3-4: Ol’ Geezers Reunion at Maple Grove Raceway Mohnton, PA (near Reading, PA) • Info: maplegroveraceway.com

Sept. 1: Funtastic Rod Run & Wine Festival at The Bellview Winery 150 Atlantic St., Landisville, NJ (just outside Vineland) • Info: Rollin Rods @ 856-520-3230

Aug. 2: Bridgeton Amish Market Cruise 720 Shiloh Pike, (Rt. 49) Bridgeton, NJ 08302 (4pm to dusk) • Info: Sandy @ 856-404-2551

Sept. 1: Cruising Main Street Hammonton Bellevue Ave. ,Hammonton, NJ (4-9pm) • Info: Cruisin’ Classics @ 609-839-2239

Aug. 8: Burgers & Beans Cruise Nights @ Air Park Plaza DuPont Hwy, Milford, DE • Info: Dan 302-645-2977

Sept. 6: Bridgeton Amish Market Cruise 720 Shiloh Pike, (Rt. 49) Bridgeton, NJ 08302 (4pm to dusk) • Info: Sandy @ 856-404-2551

Aug. 10: 2nd Annual Classic Car Cruise-In Home Depot, 1301 New Churchmans Rd., Newark, DE • Info: cscde.org

Sept. 7: Drive Down Rt 55 to NJ Motorsports Park Car Show NJ Motorsports Park, Millville, NJ 08332 • Info: Ingo Piper @ 856-243-5451

Aug. 10: 22nd Annual Downtown Millville Show High St., Millville, NJ 08332 (8am-3pm) • Info John @ 856-825-3047

Sept. 8: Golden Classics of S. Jersey 11th Annual Car Show 1120 Shiloh Pike ( Rt 49 6 miles west of ), Bridgeton, NJ 08302 • Info: Charles @ 856-455-8261

Aug. 10: 9th Annual BIG Saturday Across from Millsboro Middle School, 302 East State St., Millsboro DE.19966 (8am-4pm). Info: Millsborocruzers @ 302-245-9125

Sept. 14: Rainbows End Airport Classic Car Show Rt. 340 (2 miles south of Rt 295) Mannington, NJ (8am-3pm) • Info “Road Knights @ 856-678-6260

Aug. 11: 2nd Annual Chicken Run, Car Show & BBQ Cedarville Fire House, 50 Maple Ave., Cedarville, NJ. 08311 (noon-5pm). Info: John @ 609-381-5939 Aug. 17-18: Ford Fun Weekend @ Maple Grove Raceway Mohnton, Pa (Near Reading, PA) • Info: maplegroveraceway.com Aug. 17: Del Used Furniture Outlet Car Show 1956 S. DuPont Blvd. Smyrna DE 19977 (10am-3pm) • Info: Bill @ 302-690-3665 Aug. 17: Bridgeton Amish Market Car Show 720 Shiloh Pike (Rt. 49), Bridgeton, NJ 08302 (9am-4pm) • Info: Sandy @ 856-404-2551 Aug. 23-25: Wheels of Time Rod & Custom Jamboree & Flea Market Macungie, PA. (All day). Larry L. pick for Best of the Best! • Info: Wheelsoftime.org Aug. 23-25: Corvettes at Carlisle Carlisle Fairgrounds, 100 Bryn Mawr Rd , Carlisle, PA 27013 • Info: 717-243-7855 Aug. 24-25: Mopars at Englishtown Raceway Raceway Park, 230 Pension Rd., Englishtown, NJ • Info: Paul @ 732-446-7800

Sept. 15: Hagley Car Show Hagley Museum, Rt. 141,Wilmington, DE. (10am-4pm) • Info: 302-658-2400 Note: No day-of registration. Sept. 19-22: Annual Wildwood Fall Classic Car Show Boardwalk, Wildwood, NJ 08260 • Info: Gary @ 609-522-4546 Sept. 22: Pennsauken Township Car Show & Festival at Pinsetter 7111 Maple Ave., Pennsauken, NJ • Info: Elwood at emartz@twp.pennsauken.nj.us Sept. 22: 8th Annual Talleyville Fire Co. Antique & Classic Car Show Concord Corp. Plaza, 3500 Silverside Rd., Wilm., DE • Info: Dan Kiley @ 302-478-0843 Sept. 22: 19th Annual Cochranville Cruisers Car Show Cochranville Fire Co. Carnival Grounds, Route 10 • Info: 610-593-2319 Sept. 23-27: Strut Your Stuff Shine & Show 219 Mosser Rd., McHenry, MD 21561 • Info: Bill @ 240-580-0937 Sept. 28: 6th Annual Sunny Side Farms Fall Car Show 895 Middleneck Rd., Warwick, MD. 21912 (9am-3pm) • Info: Al or Mary @ 410-755-6129

Aug. 24: 3rd Annual Chesapeake City (MD) Car & Truck Show Waterfront, Chesapeake City, MD • Info: ron@ronfrancis.com

Sept. 29: Memories in the Grove Car Show New Jersey Memorial Home, 524 NW Blvd., Vineland, NJ 08360 (9am-3pm). Info: Nostalgia Knights (Mark) @ 609-805-2004

Aug. 24: U.S. 13 Dragway 50th Memorial Chevy Show Rt 13, Delmar, DE (8am-3pm) • Info: Kathy @ 410-213-7579

Oct. 2-6: Fall Carlisle “The Biggest” Carlisle Fairgrounds, 100 Bryn Mawr Rd., Carlisle, PA 27013 • Info: 717-243-7855

Aug. 25: Salute to our Veterans Car Cruise NJ Memorial Home, 524 N. West Blvd., Vineland ,NJ 08360 (11am-4pm) Info: John @ 856-691-3067

Oct. 12: Woodbine Chamber of Commerce Columbus Day Weekend Car Show Rt. 550, Woodbine, NJ • Info: Lisa @ 609-780-3088

By Frank Adkins ’ve often wondered how our old cars can evoke such a wide range of emotions from us. Even as non-living mechanical devices, they’re regarded as members of the family by car enthusiasts. We derive great pleasure from them, we pamper them like children and we mourn their absence when they are gone. We talk about them like grandchildren, dote over them

like parents and show them extra attention when they need it. Sometimes we bestow them with human-like qualities and we speak to them as if they can hear us. I also think most would agree that like family members, these inanimate objects are sometimes moody and can frustrate us to no end. How is it that our cars develop personalities? Of course it isn’t rational to believe that they do, but rational or not, most car enthusiasts can cite personal

experiences that support the idea. I have owned my blue ’68 Dart GT for 30 years and have had many such experiences. When my first wife and I were on our first date, the Dart—named Blue —developed an intermittent ignition problem that caused it to shut off unexpectedly. It didn’t strand us, but it threatened to wreck the evening. The condition turned out to be a faulty splice in a wire harness, but why did the issue pick that time to manifest itself? Courtship led to marriage and ultimately to divorce. In hindsight I wondered, was Blue trying to tell me something? A few years later, my then-girlfriend and I took Blue to an Ohio show. Several hours into the trip I was slowing to take the exit from the Pennsylvania Turnpike to continue on Rt. 70 West. As I started up the ramp I pushed the clutch and

grasped the shifter knob, but it wouldn’t budge. The transmission was locked in fourth gear! I coasted to the side of the road while shoving the knob forward, sweating and cursing. Several tense moments later it popped out of gear and resumed normal operation. The problem has never occurred again. Was Blue trying to tell me something about that girl, too? If so, in both cases the car’s intuition was spot-on. Shortly after my wife Kristy and I began dating we attended a cruise in Twin Oaks, Pa., which was more than an hour from my home. I’m happy to say Kristy passed Blue’s scrutiny and we have been happily married for nearly 15 years. On the morning of our wedding, Blue’s aging battery had died. I charged it and the car performed flawlessly all day, though I’m not sure how. After that day the battery wouldn’t accept a charge. Was this Blue’s way of confirming that I’d married the right woman? Additionally, folks with multiple cars sometimes speak of sibling rivalry. If one car receives too much attention, the others develop ailments as if to say, “Hey, what about me?” Then, there’s jealousy of people. My acquaintance Jim has owned a Monte Carlo since he was in high school. Although it hasn’t run in years, he built the car and drove it daily as a teen. On numerous occasions the car began behaving oddly after he talked to a girl. Eventually his friends began chiding him: “Face it Jim, your car doesn’t like girls.” As a youth I spent many evenings hanging out at the John Reed Garage near my childhood home west of Wilmington, Del. John Reed was a self-employed mechanic who usually worked alone in a simple one-story shop behind his house with no lift. He was a big man with a bigger heart and quick wit. When a car exhibited a problem that defied logic he’d shrug and say, “It’s an automobile; it’s got a mind of its own.” In 2008 Kristy and I looked at a ’68 Road Runner that had appeared at Daisey’s Used Cars, a classic car dealer near Georgetown, Del. Kristy wanted the car so badly she was willing to trade her cherished ’65 Mustang convertible for it. Although Mr. Daisey offered us fair money for the Mustang, we were unable to close the deal at that time. As we were leaving, the Mustang’s hairpin clip for the reverse shift rod popped out of place and the linkage fell to the ground, preventing me from shifting into reverse. Mr. Daisey smiled and said, “They know when you want to get rid of them.” Some cars seem to appreciate our efforts to mend them. It can’t be our imagination— the car really does run better after installing that piece of missing trim or repairing that damaged upholstery! Still, others thwart our efforts. Like folks nearing the end of their twilight years, it is as if they have given up on life. It seems that no amount of work, money or determination can overcome the car’s desire to die. If you fix one thing, three other things break. Or, inexplicably, the repairs you make don’t last. Some cars simply don’t like their owners, and many have the ability to overpower the human mind, sending rational people into fits of rage. My buddy Larry speaks of such a car, the Buick his mother once owned. His father had invested far more time and money in that car than it deserved, and one day he reached his limit. In the driveway he sat behind the wheel staring over the long hood, his face contorted in a maniacal grin, as he held the accelerator to the floor until the engine blew. Another friend, Rob, has started a number of small businesses over the years. His father worked for him at his shop in Newark, Del. One day a customer returned with his problemriddled car that had been driving everyone crazy for months. Imagine Rob’s horror when he walked into the shop later that morning and found his normally mild-mannered father beating the carburetor to bits with a hammer!

Mike, another friend, purchased a solid ’69 Plymouth Belvedere four-door from Alabama and built it as a replica of a Los Angeles police car. The Belvedere was powered by a high mileage 318 that hemorrhaged oil from the rear main seal, but the LAPD Plymouths were typically powered by 383s. He found a ’69 Chrysler Newport parts car with a 383. He removed the engine and transmission, rebuilt them and installed them in his Belvedere. Today he has one of the nicest LAPD cars in the country and he has garnered numerous awards. What makes this story noteworthy is that Mike was once a cop, and he was run over by a car while on duty. Now living in constant pain he has limited use of his legs due to his severe back injury. He has undergone numerous operations and procedures and is now facing another major surgery that will further reduce his mobility, but hopefully lessen his chronic pain. His car is something of an anomaly in that it remains uncooperative, resisting his efforts to improve it. Numerous problems have arisen over the last couple of years. Most have been minor annoyances, but not all. During a long trip last summer a strange cooling system issue arose, leading to overheating, and finally a blown head gasket. He removed the heads (no small feat for him!), had them checked and resurfaced, and reinstalled them. He also installed a new reproduction exhaust system. Now the engine runs rough despite no apparent problems with the ignition system, and it backfired so violently that it split the seam in one of the new mufflers. The e-mail I received from him a couple of days ago was titled, “I’ve Had It!” and the message was peppered with heart-felt expletives. We’ve all been there, and I know I’ve cursed every car I’ve ever owned as well as most of the ones I’ve worked on for other people. Pinpointing and curing their ailments can frustrate you to the point of biting your wrenches in two! Cars are nuts and bolts machines, and as with all mechanical devices, their parts do eventually break or wear out. But if you subscribe to the notion that they have spirits and that some are inherently obstinate, at what point do we surrender to them and admit defeat? No matter how fond we might be of a particular car, each of us has a breaking point. How much aggravation can you withstand? Perhaps more importantly, what should you do when your car drives you to the brink of madness? Blowing up engines and smashing carburetors are obviously counter-productive actions no matter how good they might feel in the heat of the moment. Avoid picking up the gas can and matches—you’ll regret it! Seriously, when you find that your patience, available time and/or finances have been depleted by a seemingly ungrateful automobile, what should you do? Walk away. That’s right, walk away. You need a cool-down period because you can’t think clearly when you are at the height of frustration. Any decision you make will likely be the wrong one. Even if you don’t set the car ablaze, storming into the house and hammering an ad on Craigslist or eBay while you are angry might be a reaction you’ll regret later. Too often people say, “Man, I should have never sold that car.” If you think of your car as an entity, the cool-down period gives it a chance to reconsider its actions as well. Like breaking a horse, after passing the crisis point you may find the car more cooperative and appreciative of your efforts. But if you and your car’s differences cannot be reconciled, maybe you’d both be happier if you part company.

“Some cars simply don’t like their owners, and many have the ability to overpower the human mind, sending rational people into fits of rage.”

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2nd Annual Millville H.S. Car Show High school – the institution we invest our time in to pursue the ultimate educational goal: earning that diploma. You know the drill. Go to various classes and take electives and all that good stuff. Now let’s look at another, less academic side of high school. In this case, the school is Millville Senior High School in Millville, N.J. For the second year in a row, the Millville School staff put on a great car show to benefit the senior class. The show’s proceeds went to the Project Graduation fund which provides a safe graduation night environment for students. This year’s show had more than 100 car owners come out to win trophies, enjoy a cool DJ and help a good cause. It’s a safe bet that when the show was over, the students attested to their school’s cool factor.

Home Depot Father’s Day Car Show Father’s Day is the one day a year reserved for the man who wears the title of “Dad.” When you see a home improvement store commercial, it’s usually aimed at men and their seemingly endless tasks of using tools in the house and for fixing the car or whatever needs to be repaired. It’s only fitting that the Vineland Home Depot decided to pay tribute to Dad’s special day with a Father’s Day car show, which drew a large crowd. This event was great for Dad to relax and not have to man the BBQ grill, to take out the classic and soak up the sun. — Text and photos by Ben Notaro

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A Show at the Shore Sea Isle City, a quaint Jersey Shore community, hosts a family event each year called the Skimmer Weekend, which coincides with Father’s Day. This year, participants were treated to a Saturday celebration of food and summertime shore activities, and on Sunday a car show celebrated Father’s Day. Sea Isle City has a paved promenade that parallels the beach, and the cars were displayed on the walkway. There were more than 100 cars vying for trophies. With a beautiful day and the shoreline backdrop, it would be safe to say that everyone was a winner. — Text and photos by Ben Notaro

22nd Annual Cruise Down Memory Lane It’s a good bet that almost every community with a cruise running on its main street is inspired by the Woodward Dream Cruise in Detroit, Mich., the world’s largest one-day celebration of classic car culture, which draws more than one million visitors annually. Vineland also has its own, 22-year cruise that covers a good distance and draws about 15,000 people: Cruise Down Memory Lane. This year, the cruise on June 8 drew nearly 1,500 car owners who came out for live music, entertainment and a one-mile cruise down Vineland’s Landis Avenue. South Jerseys number one oldies radio station, WVLT 92.1 FM broadcasted the cruise, giving off an American Graffiti vibe for those tuned in. This year, the city’s event was coordinated by the South Jersey Cruisers Association and the South Jersey Mustang Club and sponsored by the Golden Corral Restaurant. — Text and photos by Ben Notaro

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The first thing that greets the driver in his or her car is the steering wheel. Let’s face it, it’s how we maneuver the car from one direction to the other. So I decided to look at the many steering wheels found on cars and I soon realized that many of them have a personality of their own. They can be a plain rim with some wood or plastic trim or have enough controls to make you think you are on a spaceship. Check out these wheels and see how they make a statement all on their own. — Text and photos by Ben Notaro

Carlisle Events at Full Throttle Car & truck enthusiasts gather for national events Things are revving up at Carlisle Events with a half-dozen major events slated to take place the next few weeks. Get your motors running because there’s a lot to see from Carlisle Events this August. Taking pole position is the Carlisle Truck Nationals. This annual event brings together more than 37,000 truck enthusiasts to peruse the wide selection of trucks and vendors. In addition, the Carlisle Truck Nationals will feature live music, a swap meet, a plethora of industry specific vendors, an off-road course for truck owners, and a truckload of… trucks! This year’s event runs August 2-4 at the Carlisle, Pa; Fairgrounds. Admission is $10 for adults on Friday and Saturday, $5 for adults on Sunday, and children under 12 are admitted free all weekend. The Bloomsburg Nationals are following at a close second on Carlisle Events’ August leaderboard. The 2013 Bloomsburg Nationals welcomes any make, model, or machine to be a part of the show and last year’s event brought in nearly 1,000 display vehicles and thousands of spectators. In addition to automotive creations, the weekend event will host a wing-eating competition, parade, street party, burnout competition, beauty contest, and live music with Flamin’ Dick and the Hot Rods. This year’s event will be parked on the Bloomsburg (Pa.) Fairgrounds from Aug. 9-11. Admission is $10 for adults all weekend, and children under 12 are admitted free. Next up is Corvettes at Carlisle, the world’s most popular Corvette event, set for Aug. 23-25. This year’s event will feature a variety of exclusive Corvettes and Corvette insiders, including the 1963 “Asteroid” Corvette. This is an extremely rare

custom-built Corvette from automotive legend George Barris for speedboat racer Bob Nordskog. Corvettes at Carlisle will also boast a colorful cast of guests. Patrons will be given the chance to meet Peter Brock, the man behind the ’63 “split window” Corvette Stingray and one of the youngest designers ever hired by GM in 1957. Those in attendance will also be able to meet the Corvette Engineering team as well as the chief engineer for Corvette from 1975–1992, Dave McLellan, perhaps best known for his work on the C4 Corvette. You know by now that the Chip’s Choice display in 2013 will feature 63 ‘63s. Many are available to review on Facebook right now. As part of this display, you can see the one and only Corvette Rondine concept car. This car was built for the Paris Auto Show and since its birth until at least 2008, was on display at the Pininfarina Museum in Italy. At that point, the car was sold at the famed BarrettJackson Scottsdale (Arizona) auto auction. What really makes this car special is that it is the only steel-bodied Corvette ever created. In addition, the car is based on the ‘63 Corvette chassis and has a 327cid/360-hp V8 under the hood. Admission to Corvettes at Carlisle is $15 for adults or $35 for full-event passes granting early access Thursday, Aug. 22. Sunday tickets are only $7 for adults and children under 12 are admitted for free all weekend. For more information about upcoming events, visit carlisleevents.com. -Text by Adam Vaughn, photos courtesy of Carlisle Events 11

The Jersey Shore, Mother’s Day and a Car Show Dad may be an avid car guy who enjoys classic car shows, while Mom might love the sights and sounds of the ocean. Now, let’s add another factor; it’s Mother’s Day weekend. Perfect. Mom and Dad can have an outing that has something for everyone: a trip to the Jersey Shore for the Wildwood Car Show. This event started with a Thursday night cruise to a local restaurant, complete with a police escort and buffet for the participants. Friday and Saturday were filled with hundreds of great rides on the boardwalk. The weekend culminated into a Sunday morning award ceremony that even had trophies made to resemble wave-skimming boogie boards. It’s a “shore” time for fun for Mom’s special weekend…and, yes, for Dad too.

DROP TOPS On the open road, the feel of the wind whipping through your hair as you stare at the sky is freeing. The early car makers realized that a topless car has a special appeal. Convertibles just seem to make a statement about a carefree, let-my-hair-blow-in-the-wind lifestyle. Cruising with the convertible top down is still a nice weather activity for the car guys and gals. So when the temperature feels just right, it’s a lot of fun to cruise topless. — Text and photos by Ben Notaro

— Text and photos by Ben Notaro

A Wilmington Classic Annual Hagley Car Show to spotlight American high-performance cars One of the biggest displays of antique and restored cars in the area takes place on Sunday, Sept. 15, as the Hagley Car Show returns to Hagley Museum and Gardens. More than 500 cars, trucks and motorcycles will be on display. This year’s special feature is American manufacturer’s high-performance cars. These automobiles had additions done to them over their base models to improve their performance and enhance styling characteristics. Changes and options included engine, chassis, suspension, wheels, and body components. High-performance cars that will be on display include a 1957 Chevrolet Corvette, 1965 Pontiac GTO, 1967 Oldsmobile 442 Convertible, 1970 Ford Mustang Boss 302, and a 1970 Plymouth Hemi Cuda. In addition to perusing the antique trucks and cars on display, visitors can also try pedal-powered go-kart racing and NASCAR simulator, watch vehicle parades, enjoy motoring music and festival food, and delight in walking around a room full of fabulous operating vintage jukeboxes. Parking for Hagley’s Car Show will be on site at Hagley. Visitors can enter through Hagley’s main entrance off of Route 141. Wristbands to the show will be offered in advance at the Hagley Store or www.hagley.org from August 15 through September 12 (online) or September 13 (store). Pre-event wristbands are $8 for adults and $4 for children ages 6-14. Wristbands purchased at the car show will be $10 for adults and $5 for children ages 6-14. Admission is free for Hagley members and children ages 5 and under. The event will be held rain or shine. For more information, call (302) 658-2400 weekdays or visit www.hagley.org. — Photos courtesy of Hagley Museum & Library

Cruising Main Street Hammonton There is something special about a car cruise on a lovely spring evening. As a cruiser sits in his or her travel chair and watches the cars pulling into the cruise, it’s like watching a parade of yesterday’s memories travel past you in the form of early rides from back in the day. Twice a year in the community of Hammonton, N.J., the Cruisin’ Classics Auto Club hold their “Cruising Main Street” event in the heart of the city’s downtown area. This cruise features hundreds of cars and enthusiasts coming out to enjoy an evening of cool cars, DJs and dining on the main street of this quaint community. It’s always a special treat to talk to fellow cruisers, enjoy a pleasant evening and share an appreciation for classic rides. Cruisin’ Classics Auto Club, like many groups across America, keeps those memories of yesterday in hometown America very much alive. — Text and photos by Ben Notaro

THE PRESIDENT’S FORUM Hey gang, I have been questioned about the purpose of our “Presidents Roundtable” and what we accomplish at these meetings. In fact, I have been told that it seems as though many of the clubs are still holding events on the same day throughout the season, so why are we “wasting” our time. Certainly everyone has the right to their opinion and I don’t dispute the fact that some weeks events do end up on top of each other, but one must first understand all the facts before making the assumption that our meetings are a waste of time. I would like everyone to know that these meetings are still in the infancy stages and we are looking to grow into a more polished organization. We are trying our best to improve and make adjustments, and in time, we will get there. Obviously, the more players, the better the result. Some players don’t play well in the sandbox and choose to remain status quo. That’s fine, and I respect everyone’s opinion, but don’t knock us for what we’re trying to do. We need to look back many years ago when “Inter-club” and “Showfinder” meetings started. These events were held in the first quarter of the year. Wellestablished organizations have their plans made in the last quarter of the previous year. Never to my knowledge did existing clubs exchange dates prior to publishing fliers for the upcoming year. So, the question is, how did we make it happen back then? First off there were a lot less organizations, church events, schools, car dealers, municipalities, casinos, restaurants and organized clubs to deal with. Secondly, fewer events were held or even advertised and fewer places were interested in having classics on display. Fast forward to today – cruises every night, dozens of shows on Saturdays with another dozen on Sundays. There are only so many weekends during show season, and we must not forget Mother Nature. Rain cancels an event, and naturally, rain dates will jump to the date of someone else’s event. My point: coordination is not only a big word, but it’s a big task. Frankly, I can tell you for a fact that when our club has an event on the same date as another club or organization, there are many of our members who support the other event rather than ours. I can also tell you that it happens the other way around, too. I suppose you can’t make everyone happy, but it’s important to remember that this hobby is not a business. It’s supposed to be our stress relief from a hard day at work. I have not met the “perfect” person or organization yet, so excuse us if mistakes are made. Finally, let’s not lose sight of why we participate in this wonderful hobby. It’s all about fun. Don’t ever take the fun out of it. Keep On Cruisin’…Bill Nese

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August 17-18 Gates open each day at 8 a.m.

Through October 17, 2013 A Welcome Invasion: British Motorcycles in America AACA Museum 161 Museum Drive, Hersey, PA 17033 Hours: all day A Welcome Invasion: The British are coming! A retrospective of the classic British motorcycles imported to America from 1940 through the 1970s, when the power, performance, chrome and color of the great English machines dominated American racetracks and streets! Welcome Invasion focuses on the motorcycles as aesthetic object and material culture, and addresses the innovations, successes, and eventual implosion of the British motorcycle industry. Info: (717) 566-7100; info@aacamuseum.org August 1 (Thursday) Sonic of Hainesport Cruise Nights Sonic 1498 Rt. 38 E. Hainesport, NJ Hours: 4-8pm Food, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies available. Info: ogscc.com August 1 (Thursday) Thursday Night Cruise In Rio Grande/Sonic Rt. 9 S., Rio Grande, NJ Hours: 7pm-9pm Event is weather permitting. All vehicles welcome – come out and enjoy the hot rods and the classics for a fun time for all. Info: Rick Pearson @ (609) 886-2198; RickStude41@netscape.net JerseyCapeCruisers.com August 2 (Friday) Carlisle Truck Nationals Carlisle Fairgrounds 1000 Bryn Mawr Rd., Carlisle, PA 27013 Hours: All day Swap meet/flea market, fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies, for charity. Info: (717) 243-7855

MUSTANG CLUB OF AMERICA MEMBERS SAVE $5 WITH YOUR MCA MEMBERSHIP CARD! 30 Stauffer Park Lane * Mohnton, PA 19540 www.maplegroveraceway.com * (610) 856-9210

August 2 (Friday) First Friday Cruise German American Society 215 Uncle Pete’s Rd., Yardville, NJ Info: Val Hoenisch @ (609) 240-1496 August 2 (Friday) Bridgeton Amish Market Cruise Nights Bridgeton Amish Market 720 Shilo Pike (Rt. 49), Bridgeton, NJ Hours: 4-8pm Handicap accessible, food available, all vehicles welcome. Info: Sandy @ (856) 404-2551

August 2 (Friday) Cruise Night Bowmanstown Rod and Gun Club 525 Club Rd., Palmerton, PA 18071 Hours: 4pm-8pm All cruise nights are weather permitting and on the first Friday through October. Come on out and join us! Registration fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome. Info: Karin Bristow @ (267) 275-1421; thebigbadwolf@lonewolf-freespirits.com lonewolf-freespirits.com August 2 (Friday) Cruise Night Greater Bridgeton Amish Market 2 Cassidy Court, Bridgeton, NJ Hours: 4pm-8pm There will be tickets given to each driver and we will draw for free gifts from the vendors in the market. Info: Sandra L. Newton @ (856) 404-2551; jandscrafters@yahoo.com bridgetonamishmarket.com August 3 (Saturday) Chick-fil-A Saturday Night Cruises Lowes Shopping Plaza Rt. 9 N., Howell, NJ 7731 Hours: 5pm-8pm The Blue Moon Kruizers Classic Car Club presents Saturday night car cruises at Chick-fil-A every first and third Saturday through October. All vehicles welcome. Fan-belt toss, hula hoop contests for the kids, food, music throughout the evening, and trophies and door prizes awarded, thanks to generous contributions from sponsors. Proceeds go to charity. bluemoonkruizers.freehosting.net Info: John Lebrio @ (732) 938-7342; blumoonkruizers@verizon.net August 3 (Saturday) Pike Creek Cruise In Pike Creek Shopping Center 4732 Limestone Rd., Wilmington, DE 19808 Hours: 4-8pm Bring what ya got! Street rods, classic, antiques, trucks, and motorcycles – all vehicles welcome, and there will be music and food. Proceeds go to charity. Info: Jack Bianchino @ (302) 753-0089; 6speedjack@comcast.net www.vetteclub.org

EVENT LISTINGS August 3 (Saturday) Carlisle Truck Nationals Carlisle Fairgrounds 1000 Bryn Mawr Rd., Carlisle, PA 27013 Hours: All day Swap meet/flea market, fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies, for charity. Info: (717) 243-7855 August 3 (Saturday) Maple Grove Raceway “Geezer’s Reunion at the Grove” Maple Grove Raceway Moonton, PA Hours: all day. Fee in effect and food available. Info: maplegroveraceway.com August 3 (Saturday) Jake’s Wayback Cruise Nights Hours: 5:30pm-9pm BJ’s Parking Lot at Jake’s Rt. 113, Millsboro, DE Hours: 3:30pm-9pm Handicap accessible, food and music available, kids welcome, all vehicles welcome, and trophies available. Info: (302) 934-8303

August 4 (Sunday) Maple Grove Raceway “Geezer’s Reunion at the Grove” For details, see 8/3 listing.

August 6 (Tuesday) Dairy Queen of Millsboro Millsboro Dairy Queen Downtown Millsboro, Millsboro, DE 19966 Hours: 4pm-9pm Handicap accessible, food available, kid friendly, music, and all vehicles welcome. Info: Rusty @ (302) 934-7377

{ All vehicles must be on field by 10AM } August 4 (Sunday) Carlisle Truck Nationals Carlisle Fairgrounds 1000 Bryn Mawr Rd., Carlisle, PA 27013 Hours: All day Swap meet/flea market, fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies, for charity. Info: (717) 243-7855

August 5 (Monday) Mighty Joe’s Citgo Cruise Nights 1231 Rt. 206, Shamong, NJ, 08088 Hours: 4-8pm Enjoy a free cruise night with food and drinks. All vehicles are welcome. Info: Mighty Joe’s Citgo @ (609) 268-0303

August 6 (Tuesday) Hollywood Scoops Cruise Nights Hollywood Scoops Landis Ave., Rosenhayn, NJ Hours: 5pm-8pm Handicap accessible, food, family friendly, music, and all vehicles welcome. Info: (856) 364-8425

August 6 (Tuesday) National Night Out Overbrook High School 1200 Turnerville Rd., Pine Hill, NJ Hours: 5:30-8:30pm This is an event for the Borough of Pine Hill to promote community awareness and crime prevention in conjunction with the 30th Annual National Night Out. Handicap accessible, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies, charity. Info: Christopher J. Winters @ (856) 783-1549 x419; pinehillpd.com August 8 (Thursday) Thursday Night Cruise In Rio Grande/Sonic For details, see 8/1 listing. August 8 (Thursday) Burgers-N-Beans Cruise Nights Burgers-N-Beans at the Air Park Plaza DuPont Highway, Milford, DE Hours: 5pm-8pm 50/50, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome. Info: Dan @ (302) 645-2977

Fire Safety Fair & Open House

8th Annual

A benefit for the Ronald McDonald House of Delaware Sponsored by the Talleyville Fire Company

Antique & Classic Car Show

Sunday, September 22, 2013 10AM-4PM Rain Date: September 29, 2013

Judging until 3PM Trophy Presentation at 3PM Fire Safety Fair & Open House

All Cars Welcome! All Makes, Models, & Years!

FREE HOT DOGS & SODA • ANTIQUE FIRE TRUCKS Car show application at: www.talleyvillefireco.org • Or contact Dan Kiley: 302-478-0843 CONCORD PLAZA CORPORATE CENTER • 3500 Silverside Road, Wilmington, DE 17

EVENT LISTINGS

PRESENTS THEIR 6th ANNUAL

FALL CAR SHOW

Sept. 28th, 2013 • 9am-3pm | Rain Date: Sept 29th, 2013

Open tO new & Old – ALL MAkeS & MoDeLS

Event Location: 895 Middleneck Rd. Warwick, MD, 21912 – Off Rt. 301

TRIVIA

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Registration Fee $15

(Registration office closes at 12pm)

Judging 1988 and Newer

Judging 1987 and Older

Best of Show & People’s Choice 1st, 2nd, 3rd Place Awarded for both Categories Furthest Distance, Top 30 Trophies & Special Award Trophies Dash Plaques – Goodie Bags for the 1st 125 Registered Vehicles

Auto & Food Vendors Welcome Flea Market Spectators Free

‘50s Impersonators

Questions or Concerns: Contact Mary or Al @ 410-755-6129 or cell 302-528-4382

*Act Accordingly! No burnouts, racing or alcohol on premises

Pre-Registration Form Name:________________________________________________________ Street:__________________________City/State/Zip__________________ Year:___________Make:___________________Model:________________ Phone #________________________Email:_________________________ Enclose a check or money order made out to Sunny Side Farms for entry fee of $15. All fees must be received by Oct. 2nd, 2013. Mail to Sunny Side Farms, 895 Middleneck Rd., Warwick, MD 21912. More more info, visit www.sunnysidefarmsmd.net 18

August 9 (Friday) Cruise Night For details, see 8/2 listing. August 9 (Friday) Friday Night Cruises At Pep Boys Pep Boys Blackhorse Pike (across from “Barb’s” Harley Davidson), Audubon, NJ Hours: 5pm-9pm Rain date is Sept 16. Handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome. Info: Tony @ (856) 520-3230 August 10 (Saturday) 5th Annual Unofficial Kirkwood Highway Cruise Prices Corner Kirkwood Highway, DE Hours: 4-9pm All vehicles welcome. Info: (302) 544-0306 August 10 (Saturday) 2nd Annual Classic Car Cruise-In Home Depot 1301 New Churchmans Rd., Newark, DE Hours: 11am-3pm Antiques, classics, modifieds, stock, street rods, 1st and 2nd place in each class, and best in show. Show benefits the Cancer Support Community of Delaware. Rain date Aug. 11. Info: LaBarre Everette @ (302) 983-6966; soloinde@gmail.com August 10 (Saturday) 23rd Annual Downtown Millville Car Show High Street, Millville, NJ Hours: 8am-3pm Huge event, food, fun, entertainment, crafts, no “for sale” signs. Day of show phone only: 609-805-1444. Fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies, charity. Info: John @ (856) 825-3047 August 10 (Saturday) Corvair Show Delaware New Castle Moose Lodge 621 S. DuPont Hwy., New Castle, DE 19720 Hours: 9am-3pm Corvair only; Corvair-related vendors. New location this year. Fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies. Info: Michael Slotwinski @ (302) 377-5268; slinkyslot@verizon.net

August 10 (Saturday) 9th Annual Big Saturday Show Field across from the Millsboro Middle School 302 East State St., Millsboro, DE 19966 Hours: 8am-4pm Goody bags to first 200, Chinese auction, car items, banners, gift certificates, 50/50, fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies. Rain date is August 11. Info: Allen @ (302) 245-9125 millsborocruizers.com August 10 (Saturday) Hardee’s Cruise Night Hardee’s Green Tree Plaza Rt. 8, Dover, DE Hours: 5pm-9pm Handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, and trophies available. Info: delrods.org August 10 (Saturday) 2nd Annual Classic Car Cruise-In Home Depot 1301 New Churchmans Rd., Newark, DE Hours: 11am-3pm Antiques, classics, modifieds, stock, street rods, 1st and 2nd place in each class, and best in show. Show benefits the Cancer Support Community of Delaware. Rain date is August 11. August 11 (Sunday) 2nd Annual Chicken Run, Auto show and Chicken BBQ CFD Picnic Grove at the Firehouse 50 Maple Ave, Cedarville, NJ 8311 Hours: 12pm-5pm This will be our second car event along with our annual chicken BBQ. Last year was a great success and we have now made it an annual event. Always held the second Sunday in August. There will be a 10% discount for driver and one passenger. No entrance fee, trophies or judging. Just a relaxed Sunday in the shade. Please call John to register @ 609381-5939. Dinner includes half chicken, fresh corn/cob, baked beans salad and desert. Handicap Accessible, Food, Music, All Vehicles Welcome, Vendors Welcome Info: John M. Tisa @ (609) 381-5939; jtisa@aol.com

EVENT LISTINGS August 12 (Monday) Mighty Joe’s Citgo Cruise Nights For details, see 8/5 listing. August 13 (Tuesday) Dairy Queen of Millsboro For details, see 8/6 listing. August 13 (Tuesday) Hollywood Scoops Cruise Nights For details, see 8/6 listing. August 14 (Wednesday) Lapps Car Cruise & Get Together Lapps Olympia Dairy Bar & Grille Rt. 40 Carney’s Point, NJ Hours: 5pm-9pm A get together for all antique cars, 50/50, food, door prizes, restrooms available – come out and have some fun. Info: Paul @ (856) 498-1121 backroadcruisers.net August 14 (Wednesday) Cruise Nites in Woodbury EBZZ Motors 731 North Broad St. Near Diner, Woodbury, NJ Hours: 6-9pm Food, music, all vehicles welcome. Info: John Beal @ (856) 848-2326, jb2pb@ comcast.net; woodburyautoshow.com August 15 (Thursday) Thursday Night Cruise In Rio Grande/Sonic For details, see 8/1 listing. August 15 (Thursday) DVRR Cruise night Pizza Hut 401 S. Oxford Valley Rd., Fairless Hills, PA 19030 Hours: 6pm-9pm Free 20 plaques, one trophy, Frank’s funnel cakes, 50/50, music from 6pm9pm, free giveaways by Pizza Hut. Handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies, charity, and vendors welcome. Info: Len Pribish @ (215) 510-6629; lenpribish@hotmail.com delawarevalleyroadrunners.com August 16 (Friday) Cruise Night For details, see 8/2 listing.

August 16 (Friday) Taylor’s Bar & Grill Cruise Taylor’s Bar & Grill 2021 N. Blackhorse Pike, Williamstown, NJ Hours: 5pm Free cruise, door prizes, trophies, handicap accessible, trophies, 50/50, discounts on food, music and much more. American Marquee rides welcome. 3rd Friday of the month through October. Info: Ronnie @ (856) 875-9700 nostalgiaknights.com August 16 (Friday) Rock Hall Cruise Night By Smilin’ Jake’s Main Street Rock Hall, MD P.O. Box 427; 5745 Main St., Rock Hall, MD 21661 Hours: 5:30pm-8:30pm Rollin’ back the clocks for a good old fashion “Cruise Night.” Open to all street rods, muscle, classics, antiques, and the people that love them. DJ Preston spins the oldies all night. All shops and restaurants open so bring your appetite. Info: Jack or Linda @ (410) 639-7280; smilinjakes@gmail.com rockhallcruisenightsbysmilinjakes. blogspot.com August 17 (Saturday) Delaware Used Furniture Outlets First Car Show Delaware Used Furniture Outlet 1965 S. Dupont Blvd., Smyrna, DE Hours: 10am-3pm Trophies, dash plaques, raffles, 50/50s and more. Handicap accessible, kid friendly, trophies available. Rain date Aug. 18. Info: Bill Jennings @ (302) 690-3665, bill@delawareusedfurnitureoutlet.com; delawareusedfurnitureoutlet.com August 17 (Saturday) Minquas Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary 3rd Annual Car and Motorcycle Show Kerr Park Gazebo 1 Park Lane, Downingtown, PA Hours: 11-3pm Fundraiser for Sept. 11 memorial being built at new fire station. Fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, trophies. Info: Emily Bristol @ (610) 283-3743; minquasfire.org

GREATER WOODBINE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 2nd Annual Columbus Day Weekend

Oct. 12, 2013 • 9am - 3pm Route 550 in Woodbine Rain Date: Oct. 13

SHOW CARS, ANTIQUES, MUSCLE CARS, RACE CARS, MILITARY VEHICLES, ANYTHING ANTIQUE, PRE-1988 WELCOME! Cars, Antiques, tools, Auto Related Dealers

WelCome! VenDoRs ADmitteD At 7Am (must be in by 9am) VenDoR spACes ARe 12’ x 12’. VenDoRs must CAll FiRst!

Vehicle pre-Registraion Fee is $10 $15 at the show

All VehiCle must hAVe A ul AppRoVeD FiRe extinguisheR! no AlCoholiC BeVeRAges!

FOR MORE INFOMATION CALL: LISA - 609-780-3088 Pre-Registration Form Name:________________________________________________________ Street:_______________________City/State/Zip_____________________ Year:___________Make:___________________Model:________________ Phone #________________________Email:_________________________ Signature:___________________________ Amount Enclosed $________ Mail Application & Make Checks Payable to: GWCC, P.O. Box 792, Woodbine, NJ, 08270

VISIT US AT: www.wccnj.org

EVENT LISTINGS

at the WILDWOODS CONVENTION CENTER 4501 Boardwalk, Wildwood, NJ HUNDREDS of Cars Displayed ON Wildwoods Boardwalk! Fun-Filled Car Show-Registrant Events! TWO EVENTS… ONE AWESOME WEEKEND!

Wildwood Motor Events Headquarters is open Monday- Sunday 11am- 11pm Monster Truck Rides Start At 4PM Come Have Fun with Family and Friends!

August 17 (Saturday) Saturday Afternoon Show Kimothy’s Restaurant Smyrna, DE Hours: 1-4:30pm Featuring great home cooked meals and collecting can goods for area food banks. Handicap accessible, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies available. Info: (302) 378-2855 August 17 (Saturday) 3rd Annual Middletown Volunteer Fire Co. Auxiliary Car, Truck, Motorcycle Show 401 Firemans Way, Middletown, MD 21769 Hours: 10am-3pm Show open to all vehicles. Registration is $10 day of show from 10am-noon. Awards presented at 3pm. Music by DJ. Home cooked food by Auxiliary. For flea market info call 301-514-4479. Proceeds benefit MVFC Auxiliary. Info: Alexa Masser: (301) 5144479, amasser202@comcast.net; middletownvfd.org August 17 (Saturday) GS’50’s Custard Corral Cruises Custard Corral 2100 East Broad St. Just past Rt. 55, Millville, NJ Hours: 6-9pm Handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies available. Info: John @ (856) 825-3047 August 17 (Saturday) Chick-fil-A Saturday Night Cruises For details, see 8/3 listing. August 17 (Saturday) Adelphia’s Cruise Nights Adelphia’s Restaurant 1750 Clement’s Bridge Rd., Deptford, NJ Hours: 4-8pm Food, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies available. Info: ogscc.com

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August 17 (Saturday) Soul Riders Auto Club Show @ Kimothy’s Kimothy’s Place 4035 S. DuPont Highway Rt. 13, Townsend, DE 19734 Hours: 1pm-4:30pm Every third Saturday thru October 19. 6th Annual Toys4Tots show will be July 20. We will be collecting toys at each show during the season. Handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, and trophies available. Info: Tony Lewis @ (302) 998-5951; comp1deej@yahoo.com Facebook: Soul Riders Auto club of Delaware August 17 (Saturday) Fox Run Cruise Nights Fox Run Shopping Ctr. Rts. 40 & 72, Bear, DE Hours: 4pm-8pm Hawaiian shirt night. Handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, and registration fee. Info: Mike @ (302) 757-3664 August 17 (Saturday) Salisbury Cruise Nights Shoppers World Shopping Center Rt. 50 & Tilghman Rd., Salisbury, MD Hours: 5pm-9pm Handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, and trophies available. Info: Rob @ (443) 669-4726 August 17 (Saturday) 13th Annual Car Show 1st State Chevrolet Rt. 113, Georgetown, DE 19947 Hours: 8am-3pm Fee, Handicap Accessible, Food, Kids, Music, All Vehicles Welcome, Trophies, Charity Info: (302) 542-4664 August 17 (Saturday) Maple Grove Raceway “Fun Ford Weekend” Maple Grove Raceway Moonton, PA Hours: all day. Fee, food. Info: maplegroveraceway.com

EVENT LISTINGS August 17 (Saturday) Car & Bike Show Pep Boys 711 N. Delsea Dr., Glassboro, NJ Hours: 10am-3pm Rain date Aug. 18. Trophies for cars, trucks and motorcycles. $15 pre-registration due by Aug. 9. Registration at gate is $20, 9-10am. Event includes DJ Pepper Paul from Cruisin’ 92.1 FM, giveaways, vendor booths, food and beverages. All proceeds go to Cystic Fibrosis research. Info: Mylissa Hahn @ (856) 885-0755, mmylissa2@gmail.com August 17 (Saturday) Bridgeton Amish Market Cruise Nights For details, see 8/2 listing. August 18 (Sunday) Wheels & Wine ‘13 Pizzadili Winery Felton, DE Hours: 8am-3pm Benefits Debbie’s Fund for Animals. Fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies, charity. Info: (302) 424-1505 August 18 (Sunday) Hot Rods & Hoses Custom Car Show Green Ridge Firehouse Company 63 500 Dutton Mill Rd., Aston, PA Hours: 11am-4pm Music, drinks, top 20 cars will receive awards, special fire truck/emergency vehicle class will be sponsored by Company 63. King and queen of the show will be chosen. Info: Kelso @ (610) 304-1438; carshowteam@comcast.net August 18 (Sunday) House of Brews Cruise Old Blackhorse Pike in Walmart Plaza, Turnersville, NJ Hours: 12-4pm Door prizes, music, 50/50, 15% food discounts, trophies, handicap accessible, charity. American rides only. Info: House of Brews @ (856) 318-1260; nostalgiaknights.com

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August 18 (Sunday) Maple Grove Raceway “Fun Ford Weekend” For details, see 8/17 listing. August 18 (Sunday) Quaker Steak & Lube Cruise 4005 Commerce Blvd., Dickson City, PA Hours: 4-9pm Rain date Aug. 22. Benefits children’s outreach program. Raffles, music, food, 50/50, giveaways, handicap accessible, all vehicles welcome, charity. Info: Joe Carra @ (570) 851-8633; joecarra35@gmail.com August 19 (Monday) Mighty Joe’s Citgo Cruise Nights For details, see 8/5 listing. August 20 (Tuesday) Dairy Queen of Millsboro For details, see 8/6 listing. August 20 (Tuesday) Hollywood Scoops Cruise Nights For details, see 8/6 listing. August 21 (Wednesday) Woodbury Train Station Cafe’ Third Wednesday Night 101 Cooper St., Woodbury, NJ Hours: 5-9pm All cars and trucks welcome. No fee, no judging. Music and food. 20% discount on food and drink. Info: Rich @ 856-384-8383

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August 22 (Thursday) Thursday Night Cruise In Rio Grande/Sonic For details, see 8/1 listing. August 22 (Thursday) Downtown Elkton Main & N. St., Elkton, MD Hours: 5-8pm Handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies available. Info: (410) 398-5076 August 23 (Friday) Wheels of Time Rod & Custom Jamboree Macungie Memorial Park Hours: all day 1,500 rods and customs until 1982. Registration open until day of show. Flea market spots available. Fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, charity. Info: Phil Vanim @ pvanim@gmail.com; wheelsoftime.org

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August 23 (Friday) Corvettes at Carlisle Carlisle Fairgrounds 1000 Bryn Mawr Rd., Carlisle, PA Hours: all day Fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, trophies, vendors welcome. Info: (717) 243-7855

August 25 (Sunday) Danny’s Monthly Cruise Danny’s Pizza Pizzazz 1288 Delsea Dr., Franklinville, NJ Hours: 4-8pm American made cars, trucks and motorcycles. Free ice cream cone or slice of pizza to cruisers, dash plaques and four dinners for two at Danny’s every cruise.

August 24 (Saturday) Cruise the Canal Waterfront, Chesapeake City, MD Hours: 9am-3pm Hurricane date Aug. 25. Sponsored by Ron Francis Wiring and hosted by Delaware Street Rods. Awards at 2pm. Live entertainment, prizes, awards, 50/50 and more. $10 per car. Info: ronfrancis.com

August 25 (Sunday) Mopars @ E-Town For details, see 8/24 listing.

August 24 (Saturday) Mopars @ E-Town Raceway Park 230 Pension Rd., Englishtown, NJ Hours: all day Drag racing, vendors, contestant choice Saturday car show, judged Sunday car show, fee, handicap accessible, food, trophies, kid friendly, vendors welcome, and more. Info: Paul Bailey @ (732) 446-7800; etownraceway.com August 24 (Saturday) Corvettes at Carlisle For details, see 8/23 listing. August 24 (Saturday) Wheels of Time Rod & Custom Jamboree For details, see 8/23 listing. August 25 (Sunday) 50th Memorial Annual Chevy Show U.S. 13 Dragway Rt. 13, Delmar, DE Hours: 8am-3pm Fee, food, music, trophies available. Info: Kathy @ (410) 213-7579 August 25 (Sunday) Salute to Our Veterans Cruise NJ Veterans Memorial Home 524 N. W. Blvd., Vineland, NJ Hours: 11am-4pm American rides only. Motorcycles welcomed. 50/50, giveaways, Veteran’s wheelchair races. Special gift to the first 200 cars. Handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, charity. Info: John @ (856) 691-3067; thesouthjerseycruisers.com

August 25 (Sunday) Corvettes at Carlisle For details, see 8/23 listing. August 26 (Monday) Mighty Joe’s Citgo Cruise Nights For details, see 8/5 listing. August 27 (Tuesday) Hollywood Scoops Cruise Nights For details, see 8/6 listing. August 27 (Tuesday) Dairy Queen of Millsboro For details, see 8/6 listing. August 28 (Wednesday) Toscana Car Cruise & Get Toscana Restaurant & Carvel Ice Cream Rt. 77, Mullica Hill, NJ Hours: 5-9pm Food, music, all vehicles welcome. Info: Paul @ (856) 498-1121; backroadcruisers.net August 29 (Thursday) Race Night 4501 Woodhaven Road, Philadelphia, PA 19154 Hours: 6-10pm Free entrance, trophies to top 10 vehicles, Best of Show and “Heart and Soul,” DJODB, moon bounce, giveaways, handicap accessible, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, charity. Info: Dave Adams @ (215) 768-8007; daveadams.com August 29 (Thursday) Thursday Night Cruise In Rio Grande/Sonic For details, see 8/1 listing. August 31 (Saturday) 2nd Annual Show & Shine Sherwood Event Grounds 1911 N. Salisbury Blvd., Salisbury, MD Hours: 8am-3pm Flea market opens at 7am. Fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies, and more. Info: (410) 548-4600

EVENT LISTINGS August 31 (Saturday) 27th Annual Woodbury Auto Show Downtown Woodbury Broad St. (Rt.45), Woodbury, NJ Hours: 8am-3pm All vehicles welcome from 1890 to present. 40 trophies plus 5 special trophies. Registration fee is $15. All preregistered fees must be in by 8/24 and will receive a free Auto Show T-Shirt. Mail to WMPA P.O. Box 443,Woodbury NJ 08096. Fee, Handicap Accessible, Food, Music, All Vehicles Welcome, Trophies, Vendors Welcome. Info: John Beal @ (856) 848-2326; woodburyautoshow.com August 31 (Saturday) Hardee’s Cruise Night For details, see 8/10 listing. September 1 (Sunday) Funtastic Rod Run & Wine Festival Bellview Winery 150 Atlantic St., Landisville, NJ Hours: 8am-3pm Fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, trophies, vendors welcome Info: (856) 520-3230; rollinrods.com September 1 (Sunday) All American Car Show Wildwood Boardwalk 1 S. Rt. 47, Wildwood, NJ Hours: all day American trucks and cars only, any year/ model. Fee, trophies. Held alongside Labor Day Block Party. Registration is $15. Info: Gary McGhee @ (609) 522-4556; wildwoodmotorevents.com September 2 (Monday) Mighty Joe’s Citgo Cruise Nights For details, see 8/5 listing.

September 5 (Thursday) Sonic of Hainesport Cruise Nights For details, see 8/1 listing. September 6 (Friday) Bridgeton Amish Market Cruise Nights For details, see 8/2 listing. September 6 (Friday) Cruisin’ Mainstreet Downtown Hammonton Bellevue Ave. & side streets, Downtown Hammonton, NJ Hours: 5-9pm Rain date, Sept. 7. Food, kid friendly, all vehicles welcome. Info: Cruisin’ Classics Auto Club & Mainstreet Hammonton @ (609) 5679014; cruisinclassics.org September 6 (Friday) Cruise Night For details, see 8/2 listing. September 7 (Saturday) Drive Down 55 to New Jersey Motorsports Park Hours: all day 2nd annual car show benefiting the Kevin J. Snyder Memorial Foundation. Dash plaques, 50/50, door prizes, women’s oasis, vendors welcome. Info: Piper @ (856) 243-5451; drivedown55.com September 7 (Saturday) Delmarva Classic Car Show Willis Automall 2707 So. DuPont Blvd., Smyrna, DE 19977 Hours: 9am-3pm Fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies. Info: (302) 376-9455

September 3 (Tuesday) Dairy Queen of Millsboro For details, see 8/6 listing.

September 7 (Saturday) Chick-fil-A Saturday Night Cruises For details, see 8/3 listing.

September 3 (Tuesday) Hollywood Scoops Cruise Nights For details, see 8/6 listing.

September 7 (Saturday) Jake’s Wayback Cruise Nights For details, see 8/3 listing.

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EVENT LISTINGS September 8 (Sunday) 11th Annual Golden Classic of South Jersey Car Show 1120 Shiloh Pike, Bridgeton, NJ Hours: all day Fee, food, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies, vendors welcome. Info: Charles Kirk @ (856) 455-8261 September 8 (Sunday) Annual Mustang/Camaro Shoot-out 2013 Atco Raceway Jackson Rd., Atco, NJ Hours: 9am-3pm Fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, trophies. Info: sjmustang.com September 8 (Sunday) 33rd Annual Ford (Powered) Show Holman Ford Rt. 38 Maple Shade, NJ Hours: 9am-3pm Fords or Ford-powered only. Chinese auction, fee, food, music, trophies. Info: (856) 697-6306

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September 9 (Monday) Mighty Joe’s Citgo Cruise Nights For details, see 8/5 listing. September 10 (Tuesday) Dairy Queen of Millsboro For details, see 8/6 listing. September 10 (Tuesday) Hollywood Scoops Cruise Nights For details, see 8/6 listing. September 11 (Wednesday) Cruise Nites in Woodbury For details, see 8/14 listing. September 11 (Wednesday) Lapps Car Cruise & Get Together For details, see 8/14 listing. September 12 (Thursday) Thursday Night Cruise In Rio Grande/Sonic For details, see 8/1 listing. September 12 (Thursday) Burgers-N-Beans Cruise Nights For details, see 8/8 listing. September 13 (Friday) Chick-fil-A Cruise Nights 110 Black Horse Pike, Audubon, NJ Hours: 4-8pm Food, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies. Info: ogscc.com

September 13 (Friday) Friday Night Cruises at Pep Boys For details, see 8/9 listing. September 14 (Saturday) Sunny Side Farms Drive-In Movie Night For details, see 8/24 listing. September 14 (Saturday) Chariots of Fire Fall Fest Car Show at Boeing Boeing Helicopter Rt. 95 exit 8, Ridley Twnshp. PA Hours: 10am-3pm Registration $15 with two non-perishable food items to help the needy during Thanksgiving. 120 Piston Cup trophies, 20 classes of cars and pick-ups. Rain date Sept. 28. Handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome. Info: Pastor Lawrence Weed @ (610) 322-1622, pastorweed@hotmail.com; chariotsoffire.org September 14 (Saturday) Hardee’s Cruise Night For details, see 8/10 listing. September 14 (Saturday) 3rd Annual Car Show Gun & Rod Campground 4075 Gun & Rod Rd., Houston, DE 19954 Hours: 8am-3pm Chinese auction, food, 50/50, muffler rap, fee, handicap accessible, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies. Rain date Sept. 15. Info: (302) 398-8108 September 14 (Saturday) 20th Annual Rainbow’s End Airport Car Show Rainbows End Airport Rt. 561, Mannington, NJ Hours: 8am-3pm Fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies. Info: Rocky @ (856) 678-6260 September 14 (Saturday) 8th Annual Cruizers for Christ Car/Bike Show & Fest Whaleyville United Methodist Church Whaleyville, MD Hours: 9am-2pm Fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies, charity. Info: Barbara @ (410) 641-3411

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EVENT LISTINGS September 15 (Sunday) Alzheimer’s Benefit Car & Truck Show Frederick Motor Vehicle Administration 9601 Bowman’s Farm Road, Frederick, MD 21701 Hours: 10am-4pm; gates @ 8 Hosted by Heart of Maryland Classic Chevy Club, and open to all car and truck makes. Rain date, Sept. 29. Registration by donation. Auction, trophies, awards, door prizes, handicap accessible, dash plaques, moon bounces for kids, raffles, music, vendors, and more. Info: Ed Z. @ (301) 514- 2207; hmccc.50G.com September 15 (Sunday) House of Brews Cruise For details, see 8/18 listing. September 15 (Sunday) 14th Annual Blades Vol., Fire Co. Car & Truck Show Cannon St. & 5th St., Blades, DE Hours: 9am-3pm Fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies, charity, door prizes. Info: Don @ (302) 629-6093 September 15 (Sunday) Hagley Museum Car Show Rt. 141, Wilmington, DE Hours: 10am-4pm Pre-1998 vehicles; rain or shine. No day-of-show registration. Fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, trophies. Info: (302) 658-2400; www.hagley.org September 16 (Monday) Mighty Joe’s Citgo Cruise Nights For details, see 8/5 listing. September 17 (Tuesday) Dairy Queen of Millsboro For details, see 8/6 listing. September 17 (Tuesday) Hollywood Scoops Cruise Nights For details, see 8/6 listing. September 18 (Wednesday) Woodbury Train Station Café Third Wednesday Night For details, see 8/21 listing. September 19 (Thursday) DVRR Cruise night For details, see 8/15 listing.

September 19 (Thursday) Annual Fall Classic Car Show and Auction Wildwood Boardwalk and Convention Center 1 S. Rt. 47, Wildwood, NJ Hours: all day Auction at center, car show on boardwalk. Registration and auction fees. Handicap accessible, trophies, vendors welcome. Info: Gary McGhee @ (609) 522-4546; www.wildwoodmotorevents.com September 19 (Thursday) Thursday Night Cruise In Rio Grande/Sonic For details, see 8/1 listing.

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September 20 (Friday) Downtown Elkton For details, see 8/22 listing. September 20 (Friday) Taylor’s Bar & Grill Cruise For details, see 8/16 listing. September 20 (Friday) Rock Hall Cruise Night By Smilin’ Jake’s For details, see 8/16 listing. September 21 (Saturday) East Coast Buick Regionals and Super Car Racing.com Cecil County Dragway, MD Hours: all day 17th annual event, featuring MAGNA. All Buicks welcome, and goodie bags for first 50. Door prizes, 50/50, fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, trophies, vendors welcome. Info: Jim Chaudrue @ (215) 266-1052; www.magnabuick.com

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September 21 (Saturday) 1st State Charity Car Show Delaware State Fairgrounds Harrington, DE Hours: 8am-3pm Fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies, vendors welcome. Info: Carole @ (302) 363-3948 September 21 (Saturday) GS’50’s Custard Corral Cruises For details, see 8/17 listing. September 21 (Saturday) Salisbury Cruise Nights For details, see 8/17 listing. September 21 (Saturday) Adelphia’s Cruise Nights For details, see 8/17 listing.

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EVENT LISTINGS September 21 (Saturday) Chick-fil-A Saturday Night Cruises For details, see 8/3 listing. September 21 (Saturday) Fox Run Cruise Nights For details, see 8/17 listing. September 21 (Saturday) Saturday Afternoon Show For details, see 8/17 listing. September 21 (Saturday) Soul Riders Auto Club Show @ Kimothy’s For details, see 8/17 listing. September 22 (Sunday) 30th Annual Fall All Ford Show Sheridan Ford 4001 Kirkwood Hwy., Wilmington, DE Hours: 9am-3pm Fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, trophies available. Ford or Ford-powered. Rain date Sept. 29. Info: Rob @ (302) 530-7601; www. firststatemustangandford.com September 22 (Sunday) Annual Fall Classic Car Show and Auction For details, see 9/19 listing. September 22 (Sunday) Matchbox Car Show AAA Museum 161 Museum Dr., Hershey, PA 17033 Hours: 9am-3pm Museum admission is $5 for participants age 4 and older. Great chance to enjoy miniature cars and full size cars on the same day. Vendors welcome. Info: (717) 566-7100; www.aaacamuseum.org September 22 (Sunday) 8th Annual Antique & Classic Car Show and Fire Safety Fair & Open House Concord Plaza Corporate Center 3500 Silverside Rd., Wilmington, DE Hours: 10am-4pm Rain date Sept. 29. Benefit for Ronald McDonald House of Delaware sponsored by the Talleyville Fire Company. Trophy presentation and judging at 3pm. All cars welcome. Free hot dogs and soda, antique fire trucks and more. Info: Dan Kiley @ (302) 478-0843; www. talleyvillefireco.org

September 22 (Sunday) 19th Annual Cochranville Cruisers Antique, Classic & Custom Car Show Cochranville Fire Co. Carnival Grounds Hours: 9am-2pm Rain date Sept. 29. Vehicle registration 9am-noon, $10; music, vendors, door prizes, food, 50/50, dash plaques and totes for first 150 cars, top 15 cars awarded at 2pm. Info: Gail or Richard @ (610) 593-2319; www.cochranvillecruisers.com September 22 (Sunday) Annual Car Show & Festival Pinsetter Bar & Bowl 7111 Maple Ave., Pennsauken Township, NJ Hours: 11am-4pm Rain date Sept. 29. Presented by Pennsauken Township, Pinsetter and Big. Kids activities, BBQ, DJ and live music, awards in every class, additional awards, and more. Info: Elwood Martz @ (856) 665-1000 ext. 151; emartz@twp.pennsauken.nj.us September 23 (Monday) Mighty Joe’s Citgo Cruise Nights For details, see 8/5 listing. September 24 (Tuesday) Dairy Queen of Millsboro For details, see 8/6 listing. September 24 (Tuesday) Hollywood Scoops Cruise Nights For details, see 8/6 listing. September 25 (Wednesday) Toscana Car Cruise & Get For details, see 8/28 listing. September 26 (Thursday) Race Night For details, see 8/29 listing. September 26 (Thursday) Thursday Night Cruise In Rio Grande/Sonic For details, see 8/1 listing

EVENT LISTINGS September 27 (Friday) Strut Your Stuff Shine & Show Garrett County Fairgrounds 219 Mosser Rd., McHenry, MD 21561 Hours: all day Rain or shine. Gates open at 5pm. Registration fee is $25. Contests, competitions, dash plaques, first 150 cars registered get goodie bags, awards, raffles, 50/50, auctions, handicap accessible, food, music, kid friendly, all vehicles welcome, trophies, charity, and more. Info: Bill Dixon @ (240) 580-0937; www. strutyourstuffpromotions.com September 27 (Friday) Englishtown/Raceway Park 230 Pension Rd., Englishtown, NJ Hours: all day Fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, music, all vehicles welcome, vendors welcome. Info: (732) 466-7800 September 28 (Saturday) Hardee’s Cruise Night For details, see 8/10 listing. September 28 (Saturday) Strut Your Stuff Shine & Show For details, see 9/27 listing. September 28 (Saturday) 2nd Annual Ventnor Autofest Newport & Atlantic Ave., Ventnor City, NJ Hours: 10am-4pm Free to all cars, trucks, and motorcycles. Live music, food, trophies, prizes, dash plaques, kid friendly, handicap accessible, charity, and more. Info: Michael Einwechter (609) 816-7883 September 28 (Saturday) Novick Auto Mall Car Show 808 N. Pearl St., Bridgeton, NJ Hours: 9am-3pm Handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, all vehicles welcome, trophies available. Info: (856) 451-0095 September 28 (Saturday) Sunny Side Farms 6th Annual Fall Car Show 895 Middle Neck Rd., Warwick, MD 21912 Hours: 9am-3pm Rain date is Sept. 29. Registration $15. New and old cars, and awards for both categories, dash plaques, goodie bags to first 125 entrants. Info: Mary or Al Dibiaso @ (410) 755-6129; www.sunnysidefarmsmd.net

September 28 (Saturday) Crossroad-Cokesbury Car Clinic Crossroad Community Church 20684 State Forest Rd., Georgetown, DE 19947 Hours: 9am-3pm Fee, handicap accessible, food, kid friendly, all vehicles welcome, trophies. Info: Tony @ (302) 877-0108 September 29 (Sunday) Englishtown/Raceway Park For details, see 9/27 listing.

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September 29 (Sunday) Danny’s Monthly Cruise For details, see 8/25 listing. September 29 (Sunday) Strut Your Stuff Shine & Show For details, see 9/27 listing. September 29 (Sunday) 18th Annual Memories in the Grove Car Show New Jersey Veterans Memorial Home 524 N.W. Blvd., Vineland, NJ Hours: all day All vehicles welcome. $15 registration. Door prizes, trophies, music, kid friendly, charity, 50/50, food, wheelchair races, first 100 vehicles registered receive dash plaques and patriotic pins. Rain date is Oct. 13. Info: Mark Fox @ (609) 805-2004; www. nostalgiaknights.com October 2 (Wednesday) Swap Meet/Flea Market: Fall Carlisle Carlisle Fairgrounds, 1000 Bryn Mawr Rd., Carlisle, PA All Day. The biggest swap meet in the region. Fee, handicap accessible, food, kids, music, trophies, vendors welcome. Info: (717) 243-7855. carlisleevents.com October 3 (Thursday) Swap Meet/Flea Market: Fall Carlisle For details, see 10/2 listing

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October 4 (Friday) Swap Meet/Flea Market: Fall Carlisle For details, see 10/2 listing October 4 (Friday) Cruise Night Greater Bridgeton Amish Market, 2 Cassidy Court (just off Rt. 49), Bridgeton, NJ 4-8pm. Info: Sandra Newton, (856) 404-2551; jandscrafters@yahoo.com

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October 4 (Friday) Cruise Night Bowmanstown Rod and Gun Club , 525 Club Road, Palmerton, PA 18071 4-8pm. Fee, handicap accessible, food, kids, music, all vehicles welcome. Info: Karin Bristow: (267) 275-1421, thebigbadwolf@lonewolf-freespirits.com

October 5 (Saturday) Chick Fil A Saturday Night Cruises Lowes Shopping Plaza, Rt. 9 North, Howell, NJ Food, kids, music, trophies, charity, all vehicles welcome. Info: John Lebrio: (732) 938-7342, blumoonkruizers@verizon.net

October 5 (Saturday) Cruise In Pike Creek Shopping Center, 4732 Limestone Rd., Wilm., DE 19808 4-8pm. Street Rods, Classic, Antique, Race, Trucks, Motorcycles Bring what ya got! Info: Jack Bianchino: (302) 753-0089, 6speedjack@comcast.net

October 5 (Saturday) Jake’s Wayback Cruise Nights BJ’s parking lot, Rt. 113, Millsboro, DE 5:30-9pm. Food, kids, music, trophies, all vehicles welcome. Info: (302) 934-8303

October 5 (Saturday) Cruisin’ Classics Chester County 28th Annual Support the Troops Show Coatesville VA Medical Center. 3947 West Lincoln Hwy., Downingtown, PA 19335 All day. 4th annual Support the Troops Car Show & BBQ. Goodie bags to first 50 registered. Dash plaques, DJ, 50/50, BBQ by Caln Pizza. All vehicles welcome. Info: Tom (610) 517-3058; cccc@ cruisinclassicspa.org cruisinclassicspa.org October 5 (Saturday) Wheels of Thunder Car Show Upper Deerfield Fire Co., 69 Cornwell Dr, Bridgeton, NJ 9am-3pm. Food Cooked by the Firemen. Chinese auction, door prizes, raffles, free spectator parking, live music. Rain date: Oct. 12. Info: (856) 451-6547 October 5 (Saturday) Swap Meet/Flea Market: Fall Carlisle For details, see 10/2 listing October 5 (Saturday) Haddon Heights Fall Festival & Corvette Show Downtown Haddon Heights, NJ 8am-4pm. Corvettes only. Food, music, trophies. Info: Joe (609) 774-1660; www.ogcc.com

October 5 (Saturday) Hurlock Fire Co. Car & Bike Show Downtown Hurlock, MD 21643 9am-3pm. Food, kids, music, trophies, charity, all vehicles welcome. Info: John: (410) 463-2322 October 6 (Sunday) Upper Bucks Street Rod Association 31st Annual Rod Run Silver Creek A.A., Rt. 412 & 212, Springtown, PA 9am-2pm. Chinese auction, flea market, bingo, 50/50, NSRA safety inspection for pre-1949. Rain or shine, Kids, music, trophies, charity, all vehicles welcome. Info: Jon: (215) 259-5719 October 6 (Sunday) Swap Meet/Flea Market: Fall Carlisle For details, see 10/2 listing October 7 (Monday) Mighty Joe’s Citgo Cruise Nights For details, see 8/5 listing. October 12 (Saturday) Woodbine Chamber of Commerce Annual Columbus Day Weekend Show Route 550 in Woodbine, NJ 9am-3pm. Show cars, muscle cars, race cars, miltary vehicles, antiques, anything pre-1988 welcome. Vendors welcome. Info: Lisa @ (609) 780-3088

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’ve been a DJ at car shows and cruises for many years. Make that decades, actually – more than I dare to count. Like any DJ, I realize that the event is all about the cars. Even still, although the music is secondary, it sure does set the mood. A DJ spins tunes ranging from doo-wop to oldies to rock and roll. Since I’m based in Jersey, I always play some “Jersey” music, and I tend to stay with ’50s and ’60s tunes. The Philly sound is a must for the car crowd in the Pennsylvania area. I enjoy playin’ tunes that I listened to back when I cruised with my ragtop flopped down, while talking with all those sweet ladies to whom I’d give a ride. We DJs are around to entertain and complement an event. I have done dance contests, “name that tune” contests, giveaways and just about anything to make the entertainment special and fun. I change my approach to the event as I read the crowd. Having the right music for the right mood and audience is important. If a DJ doesn’t have fun doing the event, then people in attendance are not going to have fun, either. You have to be one with your music and the crowd. Sometimes, I’ve had people approach me and tell me they watch what I am playing, look at their friends, and try to guess what I’ll do for giveaways. In my DJing, I do some off-the-wall things for giveaway goodies and prizes. As long as people listen and participate in the fun, I’ve passed the test of public opinion – the only one that really counts. If I have people smiling, I am happy. So at your next car event you attend, talk to the DJ. We love your feedback, good or bad. It’s the only way we improve and make the event enjoyable for you. Listen to Uncle Al’s Music Warehouse every Friday night at 11 p.m. on WVLT Cruisin’ 92.1 FM.

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SHIFTINGGEARS By Ben Notaro • red63vet@verizon.net

ot too long ago, I took a trip to the local mall to do some shopping. I parked my silver, midsized SUV in the middle of a sea of cars, and when my shopping was complete I figured I’d just mosey over to where the car was parked and head on home. I instinctively looked out at the lot and figured I’d get my bearings. That is when I made an observation. I realized cars and trucks seem to be only a hand full of colors. Silver, white and red are extremely common colors for today’s vehicles. As a matter of opinion, they all seem to look very much alike. Car designs of today have rounded fronts and rears. My SUV and many trucks have similar styling, too. Now, I ask you to go to a car cruise or show and look at the cars from a stylistic perspective. Back in the day, car manufacturers from the United States made it a point to make their cars stand out from the competition. They offered the consumer a large variety of colors and the styles were quite different from one another. A good example is a Chevelle or Fairlane of the same year of manufacture. Both are great rides that have a very different look. You could tell them apart if you were blindfolded and had to run your hands over them. Even if they were the same color, their design approach was based on individuality and not a semi-clone look. I’ve always enjoyed coming up to a car event because as I get closer to the cars, I pull up to a vast body of colors and shapes. Rides that are painted colors of their era have a real personality. They have a style that says they are not like the rest. Arguably, it seems that most cars today fall somewhat short compared to the personalities of the cars of days gone by. The next time I park my SUV at the mall, I’ll have a Rat Fink antenna topper so I can see it quicker. Department of Thanks: I want to thank the powers that be of Cruising Magazine for using my photography for the first two cover shots of this year. To this contributor, it’s a very special honor. Department of Friendship: I got to coordinate the “Cruise Down Memory Lane” in Vineland, N.J., for the second year with fellow coordinator and certifiable car guy Marv Askins. This event drew nearly 1,800 cars and 20,000 spectators. The cruise was a not just success to all but a testimony of two friends working together with their car hobby. Thanks, Marv. Department of Foreign Relations: Shout out to our friends in England, Mark Thompson and Paul Savage, who visited us here in the states at the beginning of the summer. They keep the classic car hobby in the U.K. going. Mark is also the owner of Ken’s American Diner in the U.K. Pack up your folding chair, gas up the ride, bring your Cruising Magazine to plan your next car outing and enjoy the summer car scene.

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Hi Gang, The weather finally got warm, but it’s already August and I haven’t seen the beach yet. Time is flying by too fast and pretty soon we’ll be yelping about how it’s too cold out. It’s been a very hot summer so far, and I’ve seen a lot more of you with water bottles; I know with the heat, I’ve downed quite a few. Just remember to dispose of them properly, especially at a car event. Why should a host club, city or business be responsible? I was able to attend the Merchantville show this year, and I believe an earlier ending time really helped them out. Gotta give the Reah brothers, their families and all their helpers a big hand for a successful event. It takes a lot of guts to make changes in any long-running event. But I personally believe a lot of car owners were happy to be home by 8 p.m. rather than 11 p.m. As you know, we all attend events, yes, and some of us more than others. I have come to believe that a lot of it ties in with just being with friends. Let’s face it, we’re all getting older (yeah, I said that). When we were younger we may have tipped a few bottles and the local authorities would tell us to “park it,” then we’d get a ride home – that doesn’t happen anymore. We now gather at car shows, breakfasts, cruises and friends’ garages to socialize. Any place that car guys gather is fun, and sure beats doing chores. There are a lot of events for August and September, and I know, I probably have missed some. But hey gang, I’m 62, my crystal ball has gotten a little cloudy. How about some help? Send me some of those flyers you gather at shows and cruises. I want to know about them and so do all of our readers! Also, I need flyers for the Pumpkin Run to hand out. Thank you, and see ya cruisin’.

See you all at the events, and please stop and say hi,

Larry

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