Cruising Magazine August-September 2018

REMEMBERING CLIFF SHIELD The dedicated car guy lives on in the hearts of automobile community members...Page 10

A HOBBY FOR ALL How can we make the automotive community more inclusive?

EVENT SPOTLIGHTS

Pin-up Point-of-View, Shows from a Kid’s Perspective, Rockabilly Uprising & More........Pages 8-11

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Sept. 22: 21st Annual Mobtown Greaseball Show 6521 North Point Rd. Sparrows Point, MD 21219; 11am-4pm Info: mobtowngreaseball.com

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Aug. 12: Annual Summer BBQ and “Chicken Run” Car Cruise Cedarville Fire Department Station 17, 30 Maple Ave, Cedarville, NJ 08311; 12pm-5pm Info: (609) 381-5939 Aug. 26, Sept. 23, Oct. 28: Hot Rod Garage Cruises 255 Cross Keys Rd, Suite B, Berlin, NJ 08009; 11am-2pm Info: 856-417-2669, HRGPerformance.com Sept. 1: Totally Outrageous Auto Show Downtown Woodbury, NJ 08096; 11am Info: 609-472-9624 Sept. 8: Mighty Joe’s V&V Adventure Farm Show 1231 Rt. 206, Shamong, NJ 08088, 11am-5pm Info: 609-268-0303 Sept. 16: Hagley Car Show 200 Hagley Creek Road, Wilmington DE 19807; 10am-4pm Info: (302) 658-2400 or AskHagley@hagley.org Sept. 20-23: 2018 Wildwood Fall Boardwalk Show Wildwood Boardwalk, Wildwood, NJ 08260; All Day Info: (609) 522-3644, ext. 3 or email: Alethea@WildwoodMotorEventsNJ.com or Vanessa@WildwoodMotorEventsNJ.com

Sept. 23: Talleyville Fire Company’s 12th Annual Antique and Classic Car Show Concord Plaza Corporate Center, 3500 Silverside Road, Wilmington, DE; 10am-4pm Info: Steve Catalano @ (302) 478-1110 Oct. 6: Hot Rod Garage Breast Cancer Support Show Racks Pub & Grill, 2021 N. Black Horse Pike, Williamstown, NJ 08094 11am-2pm Info: (856) 875-9700; www.HRGPerformance.com Oct. 6: Wings & Wheels Fall Festival Sussex County Airport, 21553 Rudder Lane, Georgetown, DE 19947 10am-4pm Info: (302)-856-1544; wings-wheels.com Oct. 13: The Greater Woodbine Chamber of Commerce Car Show & Swap Meet 501 Washington Ave., Woodbine, NJ 08270; 9am-3pm Info: Lisa (609) 780-3088; wccnj.org/wcfestivalinfo.html Oct. 27: Delaware Park Beers and Gears Fall Car Show 777 Delaware Park Blvd., Wilmington, DE 19804; 11am-4pm Info: Scott (302) 363-2086 or TRISAWevents@gmail.com

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Car enthusiast Ainsley Doyle recently finished working on this “new old-school” 1989 Cadillac.

IS THE AUTOMOTIVE COMMUNITY

DIVERSE ENOUGH? Car guys and gals speak out

By Frank Adkins bout three years ago I was standing in the shop at Strader’s Auto Upholstery near Greenwood, Del. Outside sat a late ‘60s Cadillac that had been there for several weeks. The proprietor, Jack Strader, was working on the car a little bit at a time as its owner was able to afford each step of soft trim replacement—new seat upholstery, new convertible top, and more. Strader explained that it belonged to a young black man—not the demographic of his usual clientele. Even so, the owner of the Caddy was every bit as passionate about his car as any of Strader’s customers.

According to Strader, the young man had said, “You know when you go to a show and it’s always the older white guys who have the nice cars? That’s what I want!”

Those words stuck with me. It was true that I didn’t know many young black men who were car fanatics. But what about other demographics? I reflected on the composition of the crowds at many of the small area shows and cruises that I attended as well as some of the larger regional shows. At last year’s All Chrysler

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Nationals in Carlisle, Pa., for example, I observed more motorized scooters crawling about the show field and creeping up and down the aisles in the swap meet than in any year prior. I have attended that show every year since it began in 1990, shortly before my 25th birthday. In recent years, however, I haven’t seen many twentysomethings. Furthermore, black, Hispanic, and other non-white races comprise a scant percentage of participants. Men have always far outnumbered women, and although the number of female participants is growing, the majority of women who attend shows such as this do so with their male significant others, not on their own.

Despite the unbalanced demographics present at most automotive events, it seemed to me that when we do come together, the demographic barriers fall. “Car Crazy” Barry Meguiar famously opines that it is our passion that joins us. To see if others shared that sentiment, I polled a number of friends and acquaintances in the car community. Here are some of their responses:

car, but most people have never seen a car done like it. It’s not a popular model, but it Brian Sakal: “The car hobby seems to transcend race and gender. Go to any big attracts diversity. Older guys, young kids, and people my age all seem to appreciate show or cruise night and it’s apparent.” it. It’s a bridge that overcomes barriers.” Recently, Doyle attended a car show with Amy Gattis Goeden: “The amazing thing about car enthusiasts is that we bond his girlfriend, 14-year-old son, and a couple of his son’s friends. One of the things on the common enjoyment of style, performance, and often times the nostalgia of that stood out to the youths was that folks of varying ages and ethnicities were a vehicle. We can all identify with excitement when we hear a well-tuned engine checking out Doyle’s Caddy. Of course, looking across the show field, they couldn’t start up, or see a rare classic on the road. Enthusiasts relate to each other, no matter help noticing the sea of gray hair. age, race, or gender. Respect for each other and their opinions also keeps a friendly Finally, I spoke with Tony Lewis of the Soul Riders Auto Club. He, too feels that environment, no matter where you go, but car shows are some of the best places to many minorities are under-represented at most automotive events, but he believes meet a lot of wonderful people.” that diversity needs to be addressed at the club level. He points to a number of LaBarre Everette (organizer of several area shows): “Whether young or old, it’s a clubs in which members are either all white or all black. “As a car community, what bond unlike anything else because it’s about the sound of the muscle car, the look happens if we don’t have diversity? If a club stays all white, all black, or had no of an antique, or the lines of the classic car. It’s a hobby nothing like anything else women, what are you missing? If you have diversity, you have diverse thinking.” where you meet lots of wonderful people.”

Having worked in sales for DuPont, Inc., he has seen this first-hand. “Diverse teams Kevin Pampuch: “I went to a Cars and Coffee with my son in the spring. It was work better. Diversity promotes outside-of-the-box thinking.” mostly not my kind of cars; however, I was happy to see that the hobby is still going Lewis believes that everybody has something to contribute. Women bring a strong. I enjoyed going to the event with my son, meeting his fellow enthusiasts, way of thinking that men lack. Folks of different cultures bring ideas that others learning about what continues to keep youth interested, and sharing the passion hadn’t considered. Young people bring fresh, new ideas. “Clubs can’t last forever that was so important to us growing up.” being monochromatic,” Lewis says. “Times have changed.”

Moe Keys: “Car people are the best. It doesn’t matter if you are a racer, a car show So, how does a club go about attracting and retaining diverse members? and cruise night person, or you just enjoy your car. I have been to many different According to Lewis, types of shows, races, and enthusiasts should “attend cruise nights through the different car shows and years, and I have seen I see all of my friends in the hobby the same as me, not do varied activities. If a perfect strangers help each other by running for parts, different, and I don't like trying to seek out those differences. member says, ‘Hey, I’d like to check out this show pushing cars, going home to over here,’ you go as a get a trailer, or lending tools.

Black or white, conservative or liberal, we are all the same group.” He also stresses the It’s the best hobby you can importance of considering get into. Great people make and we all have the same passion for our vehicles. members with physical up the car hobby.” handicaps when planning Lou Sitaras (President — Lou Sitaras, President of Delaware Valley Mopar Association club activities.

“Clubs of Delaware Valley Mopar must be open to attracting Association): “I see all of my diverse people. Being warm, being open, and looking for other people to join. You friends in the hobby the same as me, not different, and I don’t like trying to seek out have to be inclusive. We need to attract youth, but if we don’t make it a point to those differences. Black or white, conservative or liberal, we are all the same and we welcome young people, where’s their incentive?” He added, “When you see a kid all have the same passion for our vehicles.” walking with his or her parents, make it a point to talk to that kid. Make him or her Ben Notaro: “In all the years that I’ve been doing the radio programs, I have had feel like a part of what’s going on.” clubs made up entirely of different ethnic groups. It seems that all barriers are broken Another enthusiast, Mike DiMaio, concurs. “I am disappointed with the lack down when we car guys and girls get together to enjoy our rides. I feel very strongly of the younger ‘tuner’ cars at the local cruise nights, and I believe there is an that our hobby has proven that there is no room for ethnic division. We classic car intimidating factor going on. It is a shame,” he says. owners are like the very cars that we enjoy. There are various makes, various models, The consensus seems to be that when we car enthusiasts come together at and a large variety of colors.” automotive events, we do so as equals. It is our common passion that unites us, I spoke at length with another enthusiast, Ainsley Doyle. Doyle is black and and those things which might otherwise divide us become insignificant. Moving approximately 40. He recently finished building the ’89 Cadillac that had belonged forward, however, our challenge will be to attract new and diverse blood into the to his nephew, who passed away. He said he built it as his nephew would have. He car community. Doing so will require awareness, effort and a change in our way described his car as “new old-school,” meaning a car from the ‘80s. “Old school cars of thinking. are from the ‘60s and ‘70s. This car is almost 30 years old, but it hasn’t reached its prime yet. Ten years from now, that will be different,” Doyle said. “It is an American

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EVENT SPOTLIGHTS

Spring Boardwalk Classic Car Show

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Rockabilly Uprising and Car Show

The boardwalk of Wildwood, N.J., was the place to be for the 22nd annual Spring Boardwalk Classic Car Show. It was a very pleasant Mother’s Day weekend that included blue skies; plenty of fine rides greeted everyone who came down to the Jersey shore to stroll the boardwalk and checkout the fine rides. The event is always open to all rides that are at least 10 years old from stock to custom.

What a cool way to treat mom. A stay at the shore, a walk on the famous Wildwood boardwalk and, of course, a car show….perfect together.

Check out the Wildwood events for many more car, bike and truck events to enjoy this cruising season.

Rockabilly music has a way of bringing back memories of a time when life was a lot less complex. You can also understand the words and enjoy the beat.

Two events wrapped up in one became the treat of the day at the town of Historic Smithville, N.J. The sounds of early rock and the presence of lovely ladies dressed in pinup attire was part one of this Sunday venue. The Rockabilly Uprising presented by Underground was a cool event of sights and sounds.

But that was just a part of the day. The Blacktop Villains Car Club held their car show in conjunction with the Rockabilly Uprising festival and there was no shortage of fine rides on display.

— Text and photos by Ben Notaro

— Text and photos by Ben Notaro

The Race of Gentlemen For those of us who grew up in the late ‘40s (aka Boomers), life was rather simple compared to today. Television was in black and white and there were three main television channels. The idea of a computer in a car was the thought of science fiction. Photographs were mostly black and white.

To go back in time to a simpler day for us car enthusiasts, one needs to attend The Race of Gentlemen. This is a gathering that brings us back to a time when hot rodding and the car hobby starting taking roots in the USA. Hundreds of rides from the golden age of racing and traditional customs converged on the beach in Wildwood, N.J., for a fun time when rules were governed by a handshake and performance was calculated by natural talent and not a computer printout.

By the way, I made the photos black and white to add some nostalgia.

Even today, we can have a bit of yesterday when speed and racing were done by gentlemen.

The community of Runnemede, N.J., is the place to be for a really hot car show.

The local fire department recently staged a four-alarm car show for the 6th year.

There were plenty of trophies and door prizes to entertain the car guys and gals, and of course, some great food prepared by the firehouse team.

This isn’t just a bunch of firefighters who simply enjoy sirens and hoses. Many of these guys are car enthusiasts who have cool rides of their own. The proceeds for the day went to the firehouse.

— Text by Ben Notaro, photos by Fury James Rawa

— Text by Ben Notaro, photos by Frank Hartman

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Remembering Cliff Shield

There is something special about the great outdoors. There is the smell of the pine trees and the sights of the lovely green grass. There is also the bright colors and sounds of the American classics gathered for the fourth annual Classic Cruisers of South Jersey Car Show.

Enthusiasts brought more than 100 rides out to enjoy a pleasant day of outdoor fun.

The Classic Cruisers of South Jersey and the Good Sports Gun Club teamed up for a good time in the heart of Southern New Jersey.

To those cruisers who rely on the internet for show and cruise dates, there is a website, Cliff’s Calendar, that many people look to for information about area events. This online event source was started by a gentleman named Cliff Shield. Cliff was a dedicated car guy all his adult life. His passion for cars started in the early days of the hobby and continued right up to his passing. Cliff had many types of rides throughout his 83 years and he was known for his love of Corvettes in particular. His El Camino was his last signature ride and he participated at cruises whenever he was able to.

His passing on June 3 left a very large gap for those of us who knew him and called him a friend.

Cliff’s memory lives on in his transfer of the website to Larry “Cliff” Troth. Cliff enjoyed the hobby so much he wanted to make sure his fellow cruisers were taken care of even after his passing.

Thank you, Cliff Shield. We were lucky to know you and will always appreciate your commitment to the hobby you enjoyed.

— Text and photos by Ben Notaro

— Text by Ben Notaro

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A Kid’s Point of View I like going to car shows and meeting families who like cars. Last year at a show, I met the Elenbark family. The mother is Jennifer and the father is Austin.

They have two boys named Ryan and Mason. Ryan is 9 and Mason is 2. Ryan was 3 when he was taken to his first car show. Mason’s been going to shows since he was born. Technically, Mason’s first show was when Jennifer was three months pregnant in Ocean City, Md. Austin, the father, grew up around cars. His father Bob has been working on cars for as long as Austin could remember. His dad taught him everything he knows and is now passing it on to his kids. Bob is the kid’s pop-pop—he built the kids a stroller that is a replica of his rat rod. It is really cool and is even painted blue and orange.

The kids love cars; they are curious about how they work. From the time the boys could walk and talk, they showed their love for cars. Ryan’s first word was actually “car.” Ryan likes hot rods and Mason likes motorcycles. Ryan’s dream car is an air-bagged C10. He is following in his dad’s footsteps because his dad has a 1983 air-bagged C10. When Jennifer asked her son Mason what his dream car is, he said a blue rat rod. I guess he is going to follow his pop-pop’s footsteps.

Lastly, their favorite thing to do at the shows is to hang with family and help show their pop-pop’s work off. Their second favorite thing? The food vendors!

— Text and photos by Aldina Burns, a student in the South Jersey area and a certifiable car gal

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I start by saying rain, rain go away. By the time you read this we will be well into the summer, but this past spring (if you want to call it that) was probably the wettest on record. Many events were either rescheduled or canceled altogether.

Day after day of rain and dreary weather also makes for unhappy people. We need sun and warm weather, so you better soak it up and enjoy it.

I would like to send out my sympathies to the family of Cliff Shield. He passed away recently. As many of you know, Cliff started “Cliff’s Calendar” on the inter-web to help all the car guys and gals find their way to the shows and cruises that they most liked. Cliff had a passion for the car hobby and translated that into a web page that everyone turned to in the tristate area for local events. The best part of that whole deal was that Cliff did it all for free. I was proud to have known Cliff; may he rest in peace.

Cliff’s Calendar lives on, thanks to Larry Troth, who stepped up and saw that this calendar was important to the car community. I’m sure Cliff was extremely proud to see Larry take over and carry on his work. The new website design is also very nice.

In other news: Have you noticed what’s trending in the car world recently?

There’s been a change from original cars to the restoration mods. Now, make no mistake: The serious, high-end collectors are still looking for those original numbers matching cars, which for the most part are way out of the average person’s budget.

However, the normal buyers at the high end auctions, the ones that you don’t see on TV, are trending towards the more reasonable modified cars.

Right now, I hear early station wagons are also a hot ticket. Who would have thought that would be the hot ticket item? As a matter of fact, I am seeing more and more of them show up at different events. I suppose four doors will be hot very soon as well.

Another thing to think about: building vs. buying. What is your take on the subject? I have seen many cars cross the auction block nationally and locally, selling for a lot less than they cost to build. There are many builders out there that assemble because of the thrill, the challenge, the accomplishment and the joy of doing it. If the build is for yourself, then your reward is a sweet ride.

If you’re thinking of a build to flip for profit, then you better hope that you are building a very desirable car. Chances are you may get your costs back, but usually you never get your hours of hard work back. It’s a touchy subject, one that should only be left to the high-end TV builders and not the average backyard builders.

You know what else is hot right now? Rat rods and cars with original patina.

Once again, unless you have a TV show on velocity, where you see high-end rat rods and such, local rat rods and original patina cars are showing up more and more. These cars are probably the most affordable way to get out and enjoy the car scene. Anything goes with these vehicles – mix-match body and chassis, motors, transmissions, interiors and so on. Buy, build or create – your choice!

Finally, let’s not lose sight of why we participate in this wonderful hobby.

It’s all about having fun.

Keep On Cruisin’ Baby…Bill Nese

Pin-up Point Of View

Hi gals and guys, I can finally say I have attended my first indoor car show! And what a car show it was. It started on Friday, May 4, and ran until Sunday, May 6. It was the Motor Social at The Show Boat in Atlantic City.

You could park your car inside for the whole weekend—and park right on the casino floor. It was open to all makes and models. Inside, there were plenty of vendors. You could also have your picture taken with the DeLorean car, Batman car and the Flintstone car. In the evening, you could go watch some entertainment in The Bourbon Room. Great bands like Little Leslie and The Bloodshots, The SilverHounds and The Tremors played.

And we can’t forget the beautiful gals of burlesque Calamity Change, Puss N Boots, and Black Hole Burlesque. The hostess for the night was Judi Justice who is the president of The PA Liberty Belles Pin Up Club. They are a group of gals of all ages and backgrounds. They all have the same goal and that is helping the community. The Belles advocate and collect donations for various charities. Their current charity is Distributing Dignity. It’s a nonprofit group that provides new, clean undergarment and feminine hygiene products to women in need. To get more information, go to PA Liberty Belles-Pinup Club on Facebook or palibertybelles.com. If you missed this show, no worries. The next show will be October 26-28 at the same location.

It will be a Halloween-themed weekend. Yours truly will be there. You can get a signed and numbered Trixie Cherrybomb Leggs poster. Any money I make will go towards The Veterans Home. Hope to see you there!

For more information contact motorsocialAC@com, motorsocialAC@gmail.com, (347)528-5372 or (609) 857-1213.

— Text & photos by Brenda Burns (aka Trixie Cherrybomb)

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Cruising Magazine makes every effort to ensure all listings are correct. However, event listings are subject to change. Please call ahead to avoid a wasted trip. ► Every Monday Mighty Joe’s Exxon Cruise 1231 Rt. 206, Shamong, NJ 08088 Food will be available.

Info: 609-268-0303 August 4 (Saturday) Elks Lodge Super Cruise 502 Dutchmans Ln., Easton, MD 21601 All day Trophies will be given to winners.

Info: ccccofeaston.org August 4; September 1; October 6 (Saturday) Pike Creek Cruise Pike Creek Shopping Ctr. 4-9m 4732 Limestone Rd, Wilmington, DE 19808 Proceeds benefit Ministry of Caring.

Info: Bob Avery @ (320) 887-6577, bavery64@gmail.com

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 VEHICLES MUST HAVE A UL APPROVED FIRE EXTINGUISHER! NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES!

August 4 (Saturday) Chesapeake Classic Car Club Monthly – Super Cruise 28632 Marlboro Ave, Easton, MD 21617 5-10pm Open to all makes, models and years.

Trophies will be given to winners.

Info: Michael Francis @ (410) 739-8689

FOR MORE INFOMATION CALL: LISA - 609-780-3088

August 11 (Saturday) 10th Unofficial Kirkwood Highway Cruise Delaware Possum Park Rd. to Prices Corner 4-7pm Cruise back and forth from Possum Park Rd. to Prices Corner. Please obey all local traffic laws. Chuck Wagon Memorial Cruise Rain Date August 18 Info: N/A

Street:_______________________City/State/Zip_____________________

Pre-Registration Form Name:________________________________________________________

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

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11th Annual!

Saturday, October 6, 2018 | 10AM-4PM Delaware Coastal Airport | Georgetown, DE

FREE ADMISSION! Classic Car Show & Vintage Plane Fly-In Featuring: Hundreds of Classic Cars, Trucks, & Motorcycles | Dash Plaques for the first 100 registrants

Fort Miles & Delaware Coastal Airport Exhibits & Encampments Plane Rides | Pilot Competitions | Craft & Food Vendors | Local Bands & Artists

More than 50 trophies to be awarded along with Best of Show and a photo opportunity with a vintage WWII aircraft!

Don’t miss our Friday night event!!

The Fabulous 50’s Greaser’s Ball featuring

Kathie Martin & The Hot Rods!

Friday, October 5 | Delaware Coastal Airport | Dinner @6PM | Doors Open @5:30PM For more information, or to purchase tickets for our Friday night event, contact the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce

at 302-856-1544 or info@georgetowncoc.com, or visit www.wings-wheels.com Brought to you in part by:

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EVENT LISTINGS August 11 (Saturday) Classic Car Cruise-In Benefitting Cancer Support Community DE Prices Corner Shopping Center 3140 Kirkwood Highway., Wilmington, DE 19808 10am-4pm Rain date Sunday, August 12, 2018.

Professionally judged categories. First 50 cars receive dash plaques & goodie bags.

Information: LaBarreEverette: (302) 983-6966, marketing@cscde.org

Every Third Friday (August 17, September 21) Rack’s Pub & Grill Cruise Rack’s Pub & Grill 2021 N. Blackhorse Pike, Williamstown, NJ 5-8pm Free cruise every Third Friday starting in May. Food discounts, music, door prizes, give-aways, trophies, 50/50 and more.

Info: Bill Nese: (609) 381-3249, bn67fairlane@gmail.com, nostalgiaknights.com

Every Tuesday (August 14, 21, 28, September 4, 11, 18, 25, October 2, 9) Cruise Night Evergreen Dairy Bar 1643 Rt 70, Southampton, NJ 8088 4-8pm Food, Kids, All Vehicles Welcome Info: Debbie Ware @ jdmware@aol.com, (609) 654-8585

Every Third Sunday (August 18, September 15) YCC Cruise Nights Fox Run Shopping Center Route 40 and Route 72, Bear, DE All Day All makes and model cars are always welcome. No bow tie required.

Info: Mike Wills or Warren Wills: (302) 757-3664

Every Wednesday Night (August 15, 22; September 5, 12, 19, 26; October 3, 10) Cruise-In Car Show Behind McDonald’s and the Holiday Inn 6180 Morgantown Rd. Route 10 at the PA turnpike, Exit 298, Morgantown, PA 19543 4-8pm Cruise-In every Wednesday night year-round.

All clubs, car types, trucks, and motorcycles welcome. Come for a sneak preview inside Classic Auto Mall.

All Vehicles Welcome Info: (856) 237-6621 August 16, September 20 (Thursday) Thursday Night Cruises Home Depot Cross Keys Bypass Rd & NJ-42, Sicklerville, NJ All day The Home Depot Workshops are designed to provide a mix of associate led instruction, demonstration, and some hands-on learning.

For registration go to www.homedepot.com/ DIH Trophies will be distributed.

Info: RollinRods.com or (856) 237-6621 August 16, September 20 (Thursday) DVRRCC Cruise Night Falls Township Community Park 9125 Mill Creek Road, Levittown, PA 19054 All day 20 plaques every cruise night, from 6-8:30, rain date the following Thursday.

Info: Len: (215) 510-6629, lenpribish@hotmail.com, delawarevalleyroadrunners.com

August 18 (Saturday) 3rd Annual Car Show Cruising for a Steeple 115 South Main St. 115 South Main St., Galena, MD 21635 9am-2pm Judging for Pastor’s Choice as Best of Show and top five Plaques. Event includes giveaways, food, music, and silent auction.

Info: (302) 598-2298

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(Union Ave to Pinsetter Bar & Bowl)

SEPT 23, 2018 • 11AM–4PM (rain date: Sept. 30, 2018)

KIDS ACTIVITIES • FOOD • DJ MUSIC • VENDORS AWARDS IN EVERY CLASS Stock Production to 1953 • Stock Production to 1954-1958 • Stock Production to 1959-1963 Stock Production to 1964-1966 • Stock Production to 1967-1968 • Stock Production to 1969-1970 • Stock Production to 1971-1976 Stock Production to 1977-1990 • Stock Production to 1991-2009 • Corvettes (2 classes) • Foreign Sports Cars • Sports Compact Trucks Stock • Trucks Modified • Custom Street Rods • Modified 1949-1959 • Modified 1960-1969 • Modified 1970-1989 Modified 1990-Present • Special Interest • Mustangs (All Years) up to 2010 • All New Cars: 2011-Present PLUS: Parks & Recreation Award • P.M.A.C Chamber Award • Bank Award • Best of Show (Modified & Stock) • Mayor’s Award Pflugfelder Award • Best of Show • Pinsetter Bar & Bowl Award • Rhea Family Award • Beatrice Landis Award

Info: Elwood Martz • 856-665-1000 ex 151 • emartz@twp.pennsauken.nj.us

August 18, August 25 (Saturday) Cars and Coffee Morgantown, PA 80 Morgantown Rd Rt.10 at PA Turnpike, Ext 298, Behind McDonald’s, Morgantown, PA 19543 8-11am If inclement weather, join us inside for a peek at our consignment cars and our collection.

All Vehicles Welcome.

Info: Ed Aharonian: (610) 901-3804, eda@classicautomall.com, ClassAutoMall.com Every Third Sunday (August 19, September 16) House of Brews American Grill House of Brews Walmart Plaza, Turnersville, NJ 12-3pm Free cruise every Third Sunday starting in April. Food discounts, music, door prizes, give-a-ways, trophies, 50/50 and more.

Info: Bill Nese: (609) 381-3249, bn67fairlane@gmail.com, nostalgiaknights.com August 21 (Tuesday) Kent Island Cruisers 2018 Events Kent Island Vol. Fire Dept. 1610 Main St., Chester, MD All Day Door prizes, 50/50 and more!

Info: bchevy7@yahoo.comor, kentislandcruisers.com

32nd Annual

Auto Related Vendors Welcome Dash Plaques for first 250 vehicles Registration opens at 8:00 am and closes at 11:00 am Look for registration canopy on Broad St. near Pep Boys

September 1, 2018 Rain Date: Sept. 8

Sponsored by Woodbury Merchant & Professional Association, Inc.

Broad Street will be closed off for Display Purposes

www.woodburyautoshow.com

Auto Related Vendors Welcome. – Call for Application.

Dash Plaques for first 250 Vehicles registered.

Registration on day of show opens at 8:00 AM and closes at 11:00 AM. Registration Fee is $15.00 Look for Registration Canopy on Broad St. between Barber Ave. and Centre St. All vehicles preregistered before Monday, August 27, 2018 will receive a free Auto Show “T” shirt.

Trophies awarded plus five special trophies including: - Best of Show- Totally Outrageous- Mayor’s Choice-

All Cars, Trucks and Cycles are welcome from 1890 to present Kiwanis Club of Greater Woodbury

For further information contact Woodbury Merchant & Professional Assn., Inc. • 609-472-9624 www.woodburyautoshow.com 40 Trophies awarded plus five special trophies

All vehicles are welcome from 1890 to present! !

For further information contact Woodbury Merchant & Professional Assn., Inc. 609-472-9624 (PLEASE PRINT)

PREREGISTRATION FORM

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EVENT LISTINGS August 25 (Saturday) Delaware City Cruise Delaware City in the Park Clinton St., Delaware City, DE 2-7pm Info: Gary: (302) 525-1571, garyturk182@hotmail.com

September 12 (Wednesday) Blacktop Villains CC 2018 Cruise Nights Nifty Fifty’s 4670 Route 42, Turnersville, NJ 8012 6-9pm Info: Sue: (609) 502-3736, blacktopvillainscc@comcast.net

August 26 (Sunday) 11th Annual Salute To Our Veterans Car Cruise Veterans Memorial Home 524 NW Blvd., Vineland, NJ 8360 11am-3pm FREE cruise all in support of our Veterans.

Great food, music, 50/50 and much more.

Info: John Thompson: (856) 498-6440, nostalgiaknights.com

Every Third Sunday (September 16, October 14) Great American Car Cruise Walmart Plaza Old Black Horse Pike, Audubon, NJ All Day Food, 50/50, music, trophies and more!

Info: (856) 318-1260

Aug 26, Sept 23, Oct 28 Hot Rod Garage Cruises 255 Cross Keys Rd, Suite B, Berlin, NJ 08009 All Day Door Prizes will be given out, cruise winner announced after cruise.

Info: 856-417-2669, HRGPerformance.com September 1 (Saturday) Chesapeake Classic Car Club Cruise Easton Md. Next to Chick-fil-A 28932 Marlboro Ave, Easton, MD 21617 5-8pm Come join CCCC of Easton. Each Cruise-In will be themed. September’s Cruise-In will be Food Drive themed.

Info: Michael Francis: (410) 739-8689, info@ ccccofeaston.org., ccccofeaston.org September 9, October 13 Cruise Night 301 Plaza Restaurant 921 Warrick Road 5-8pm September 9 (Sunday) Fun Run #25 Rainbow’s End Airport 814 Hawks Bridge Road, Salem, NJ 9am-2pm Street rods, trucks, classics, pro-street, muscle cars, vintage, motorcycles. Vintage Bicycle Show. Top 25 Awards. All registered cars receive 1 free t-shirt. Swap Meet cost $15.

Info: Jason Bennett or Earl McDonald: (856) 491-1836 September 9 (Sunday) Wings & Wheels Expo 2018 Hagerstown Regional Airport Terminal 18434 Showalter Road, Hagerstown, MD 21742 9am-4pm Open to most models and makes. Free.

Info: John Seburn @ (301) 733-8717, johns@ hagerstownaviationmuseum.org

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September 19 (Wednesday) Kent Island Cruisers 2018 Events Kent Island Vol. Fire Dept. 1610 Main St., Chester, PA All Day Cost per person, $10 if paid in advance, $15 at the door. 50/50, door prizes and more!

Info: bchevy7@yahoo.comor, kentislandcruisers.com

September 22 & 29 (Saturdays) Delaware City Cruise Delaware City in the Park Clinton St., Delaware City, DE 2-7pm Info: Gary: (302) 525-1571, garyturk182@hotmail.com October 10 (Wednesday) Blacktop Villains CC 2018 Cruise Nights Nifty Fifty’s 4670 Route 42, Turnersville, NJ 8012 6-9pm Info: Sue @ (609) 502-3736, blacktopvillainscc@comcast.net October 13 (Saturday) Chesapeake Classic Car Club Cruise Easton Md. Next to Chick-fil-A 8932 Marlboro Ave, Easton, MD 21617 5-8pm Come join CCCC of Easton.

Info: Michael Francis: (410) 739-8689, info@ccccofeaston.org October 14 (Sunday) Fun Run to Ocean City, NJ Vineland High School parking lot 880 E. Chestnut Avenue, Vineland, NJ 8360 10am-2pm No fee, it’s free; cancelled if raining.

Info: Ben Notaro: (856) 692-8930, red63vetnj@comcast.net

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Come out and join us for Food, Music and Fun! All Vehicles Welcome!

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Cruising Magazine makes every effort to ensure all listings are correct. However, event listings are subject to change. Please call ahead to avoid a wasted trip. ►

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EVENT LISTINGS

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August 4 (Saturday) Elkton Moose Lodge Car Show Elkton Moose Lodge 71 Cherry Hill Rd., Elkton, MD 21921 9am-1pm Registration fee for car show is $15 per car. Breakfast available between 8am11am. Event includes trophies, plaques, DJ, hotdogs ($1.00), door prizes and 50/50, where all proceeds go towards lodge upgrades. Rain date August 5, 2018.

Info: (410) 398-1750 August 4 (Saturday) 4th Annual Appreciation Day Car Show 301 Plaza & Restaurant 921 Middletown-Warwick Road, Middletown, DE 19709 11am-4pm Rain date Sunday, August 19. Antiques, classics, muscles, rat rod, street rods, tuners all welcome! Professionally judged categories. First 50 cars receive dash plaques & goodie bags. DJ will be playing car tunes.

Info: LaBarreEverette @ (302) 983-6966, carshows4nonprofits@gmail.com August 8 (Wednesday) Lapps Olympia Dairy Bar & Grill Car Show RT40 One Mile West of Cowtown Carney’s Point, NJ 08098 All day A nice Wednesday night out. Good people & food. We have door prize gifts and a 50/50 so come on out and enjoy. Handicap accessible, food, kids, all vehicles welcome.

Info: Jim Shiver: (609) 202-0437, jschevy48@comcast.net.

August 11 (Saturday) 28th Annual Downtown Millville Car Show High & Broad Streets Millville, NJ 9am-3pm Pre-registration by July 15 cost $15.

Registration after July 15 or day of cost $20 (9-11am). All years, makes, and models welcome. Event includes, 28 unique trophies, dash plaques and t-shirts for the first 200 registered. Food & kids activities, country crafts. Entertainment for all ages.

Rain date August 18.

Info: (609) 561-3041 August 12 (Sunday) First Pennsylvania Mustang: Collector’s Car Show & Flea Market Macungie Memorial Park 50 N. Poplar St Macungie, PA 18062 8am-5pm All years, makes and models welcome, independent judging.

Info: Dave Barnes @ (610) 248-9739,1stpamustang@gmail.com, firstpamustang.org

August 12 (Sunday) Annual Summer BBQ and “Chicken Run” Car Cruise Cedarville Fire Department Station 17 12-5pm Cedarville Fire Department Annual Summer BBQ, corn on the cob, baked beans, salad, and dessert for $12 per person; dine in or take-out.

Info: (609) 381-5939 August 18 (Saturday) Fort Mott State Park Car Show 454 Fort Mott Rd. 454 Fort Mott Rd., Pennsville, NJ 8070 9am-2pm Car show event includes top 10 awards, food, and music. Fee for show is donation for Fort Mott State Park Association. Ferry rides available to Delaware City for a fee.

Info: Rocky (856) 678-6260, rockysts@hotmail.com August 18 (Saturday) 11th All Pontiac Show Amos Herr Park 1670 Nissley Rd, Landisville, PA 17538 8am-3pm All Pontiacs Welcome. Popular vote by registered participants. Preregistrationis 15.00,Day of registration is 20.00. 14 classes, stock and modified. Trophies will be given to winners.

Info: Vic Schreck: (717) 898-8107, president@svgto.com, www.svgto.com August 18 (Saturday) Reese Fire Company Annual Car Show Reese Volunteer Fire Company 1745 Baltimore Blvd, Westminster, MD 21157 9am-3pm Open to all makes, models, and years.

Day of Event Registration Fee: $15.00 per vehicle. Event Rules: No Alcohol, No Pets, Event Surface: Grass, Dash Plagues are given to the first 100 vehicles to register.

Door Prizes to be given throughout the day as well as a 50/50 Drawing.

Info: Frank Baker: (443) 375-1861, fobaker@comcast.net, carshow@reesevfc.org.

August 22 (Wesnesday) Mullica Hill Get Together Next to Post Office Rt. 77, Mullica Hill, NJ 8098 All Day A nice night out with good people and food, door prizes, and a 50/50. Come out and enjoy.

Info: Jim Schriver: (609) 202-0437, Jschevy48@Comcast.net, Backroadcrusiers.com

EVENT LISTINGS August 25 (Saturday) Chesapeake City Car Show Chesapeake City, MD 98 Bohemia Av, Chesapeake City, MD 21915 8am-3pm Pre-registration by August 10 cost of $15.

Registration after the 10th or at gate $20.

All fees benefit Chesapeake City Lions Club Charities. Awards open to all paid collector vehicles for: Top “40”, Longest Distance, Longest Caravan.

Info: ron@ronfrancis.com August 25 (Saturday) Sudlersville Lions Club Car Show & Fish Fry Sudlersville Park, Rt.# 300 East Main Street, Sudlersville, MD 21668 9am-3pm Car show in the park. Shade & Sun. 9:00 am to 3:30 pm. Hot dogs, hamburgers, fish platters, drinks. Free coffee & donuts in early am. Judges from another Lions Club.

50/50 drawing, music. Dash plaques to first 100 cars. Trophies to 12 best of show and King Lion’s choice. All proceeds go to Lion’s Club charities.

Info: Linda Ford: (410) 438-3331, dwautomachine@verizon.net August 25 (Saturday) 5th Annual Car Show & Family Fun Day Mizpah Volunteer Fire House 6478 DeHirsch Ave, Mizpah, NJ 8342 All Day Info: Kelley: (609) 892-7760, dolphingirly1969@comcast.net August 25 (Saturday) Crouch Automotive’s Car & Truck Show Crouch Automotive (formerly Foster’s) 152 NE Rd, North East, MD 21901 4-8pm Formerly Foster’s Auto Service’s “CruiseIn,” come meet the new owners and have some fun! Lots of free stuff and 12 trophies to be awarded. The small fee will be used to help raise awareness and to support spaying & neutering of dogs.

Info: Joanna Crouch: (443) 309-5340, Joanna@CrouchAutomotive.com, CrouchAutomotive.com September 1 (Saturday) Woodbury Auto Show Broad Street (Rt. 45) Woodbury, NJ 8096 All Day All vehicles welcome from 1890 to present.

Dash Plaques to first 250 registered, trophies and more.

Info: John Beal: (856) 848-2326, jb2pb@comcast.net, woodburyautoshow.com

September 3 (Monday) Mayor’s Labor Day Car Show Williamson Park Delmorr Avenue, Morrisville, PA 19067 10am-2pm Registration fee $15. Plaques will be awarded and all money goes to PA. Wounded Warriors. Rain date Sept 8 10-2.

Info: Len: (215) 510-6629, lenpribish@hotmail.com, delawarevalleyroadrunners.com

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Sept. 8 (Saturday) Mighty Joe’s V&V Adventure Farm Show 1231 Rt. 206, Shamong, NJ 08088, 11am-5pm Family fun all for a good cause!

Info: 609-268-0303 Sept. 8 (Saturday) Faith Temple Baptist Church Car Show 536 E. Malaga Rd., Williamstown, NJ 11am-3pm $10 participant donation; free for attendees.

Info: Greg @ (856) 343-5729 September 9 (Sunday) 38th Annual Mustang & Ford Fall Car Show 122 E. Kings Hwy., Maple Shade, NJ 9am-2pm Judging/Voting 12-2pm proceeds raised from event and Chinese auction will benefit the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Rain date is Sept. 16.

Info: (609) 468-3971 wchippeaux@gmail.com or southjerseymustangclub.net September 9 (Sunday) Golden Classic’s of South Jersey 16th Annual Car Show in Memory of Harry Caulfield 16 Old Cohansey Rd. Bridgeton, NJ 8302 9am-3pm 16th Annual Car Show in Memory of Harry Caulfield hosts free registration and admission show. Event includes food, arts & crafts, vendors, and more. Rain date September 16.

Info: George Bosco: (856) 451-3994

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September 11 (Wednesday) Lapps Olympia Bar and Dairy Grill Rt. 40 One Mile West of Cowtown Carney’s Point New Jersey, Carney’s Point, NJ 8098 5-8pm A nice night out with good people and food, door prizes, and a 50/50. Come out and enjoy.

Info: Jim Schriver: (609) 202-0437, Jschevy48@Comcast.net, www.Backroadcrusiers.com

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INDOOR MILITARY INVASION & VENDOR EXTRAVAGANZA FIRST TIME! 700 CARS PLUS BOARDWALK CLASSIC CAR SHOW! VEDORS MARK YOUR CALENDAR!

20 - 23, 2018

SEPTEMBER 29 - 30, 2018

Saturday afternoon & evening Sunday afternoon Ask about Monster Mash on Friday, September 28!

EVENT LISTINGS September 15 (Saturday) Chariots of Fire Rt. 95 and Exit 8 Stewart Ave. Parking Lot, Ridley Township, PA 19078 10am-3pm Chariots of Fire Fall-Fest Car Show is the Tri-State’s largest one day fall event. Registration is $15 plus two nonperishable food items to feed the needy at Thanksgiving.

Info: Pastor Lawrence Weed: (610) 322-1622, pastorweed@hotmail.com September 15 (Saturday) Fall Fling Car Show American Legion Post 142 135 East Passaic Street, Maywood, NJ 7607 All Day This is a relatively small show that is only in it’s 2nd year. What better way to spend a Saturday than with friendly people and cool cars?

Info: Brown: falloutcarshow@gmail.com September 16 (Sunday) Hagley Car Show 200 Hagley Creek Road, Wilmington DE. 10am-4pm Enjoy more than 500 antique and restored cars that date from the early 1900s to 1980s.

Info: hagley.org/calendar/hagley-car-show September 16 (Sunday) Towne of Historic Smithville Show Rt. 9, Smithville, NJ 10am-3pm Presented by Jersey Cape Regional AACA Info: Charlie Molnar: 609-940-5633, Jerseycape.aaca.com/ September 20-23 (Thursday) 2018 Wildwood Fall Boardwalk Show Wildwood Boardwalk, 3720 Boardwalk Wildwood, NJ 08260 Best of Show awarded inside Wildwood Convention Center on Sunday. Boardwalk patrons will be able to walk up to cars and view them.

Info: (609) 522-3644, ext. 3 or email: Alethea@WildwoodMotorEventsNJ.com or Vanessa@WildwoodMotorEventsNJ.com September 22 (Saturday) Cakes N Car Show Asbury Methodist Church 300 E. Basin Rd., New Castle, DE 8am-2pm T-shirts, dash plaques, and more. Cars cost $20 to enter.

Info: (302) 328-5649

September 22 (Saturday) 21st Annual Mobtown Greaseball 6521 North Point Rd. Sparrows Point, MD. 11AM-4PM Featuring live music and prize giveaways.

Awards for Furthest Travel, Baddest Bomb, and a Pinup Contest.

Info: mobtowngreaseball.com September 23 (Sunday) Chesapeake Classic Car Club Fall Show Easton Maryland Elk Lodge 502 Dutchmans Ln, Easton, MD 21601 All Day Come join one Maryland’s largest car clubs Since 1984....

Info: Michael Francis: (410) 739-8689, info@ccccofeaston.org, www.ccccofeaston.org September 23 (Saturday) 23rd Annual Memories in the Grove Car Show Veterans Memorial Home 524 NW Blvd., Vineland, NJ 8360 9am-2:30pm 23rd year for this show in support of our Veterans. Rain date Oct. 7. $15.00 DOS and all rides are welcome including motorcycles. Music, food, door prizes, huge Chinese auction, 50/50, trophies, wheelchair races and more.

Info: Mark Fox: (609) 805-2004, nostalgiaknights.com

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September 23 (Sunday) Pennsauken Township Annual Car and Bike Show and Craft Fair 7111 On Maple Ave 11am-4pm Kids Activities, Food, DJ Music, Vendors, and Awards in Every Class, plus additional awards.

Info: Elwood Martz, 856-665-1000 ex 151 or emartz@twp.pennsauken.nj.us September 23 (Sunday) Talleyville Fire Company’s 12th Annual Antique and Classic Car Show Concord Plaza Corporate Center, 3500 Silverside Road, Wilmington, DE 10am-4pm All Cars Welcome, Free Hot Dogs & Drinks, plus antique fire trucks. Benefits the Ronald McDonald House of Delaware Info: talleyvillefireco.org Or contact Steve Catalano: 302-478-1110 September 26 (Wednesday) Mullica Hill Get Together Next to Post Office Rt. 77, Mullica Hill, NJ 8098 All Day A nice night out with good people and food, door prizes, and a 50/50. Come out and enjoy.

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EVENT LISTINGS September 30 (Sunday) Sunday Afternoon Shows Hearth Restaurant 3147 DuPont Parkway, Middletown, DE 11am-3pm Monthly Car Show.

Info: Kenny Brinkley & Tony Lewis: (302) 690-2261, comp1deej@yahoo.com, soulriderautoclubofdelaware.com October 6 (Saturday) Hot Rod Garage Breast Cancer Support Show Racks Pub & Grill 2021 N. Blackhorse Pike, Williamstown, NJ 08094 11am-2pm Info: (856) 875-9700; hrgperformance.com October 6 (Saturday) Wings and Wheels Fall Festival Sussex County Airport 21553 Rudder Lane, Georgetown, DE. 10am-4pm Family-friendly event. Don’t miss this huge car show!

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• Seller Misrepresentation • Odometer Problems - TMU/Exempt • Estate/Divorce Car Problems October 7 (Sunday) First State Mustang and Ford Club 35th • Auction/Internet Problems Annual Fall Show Sheridan Ford 4001 Kirkwood Highway, Wilm, DE 19808 • Title Problems - Open Titles 9:30am-3pm Vehicles must be Ford family or Ford • Fraudulent Documentation powered only. Pre-registration cost of $15, registration day of show cost is $20.

• Restamping Engines/Trim Tags Info: Dave Maisano: (302) 757-0500, dave.maisano24@gmail.com, • Inaccurate Car Appraisals firststatemustangandford.com • Shipping Damages October 13 (Saturday) 2018 Car Shows & Cruise Nights Elks Lodge • Estate/Divorce Car Problems Bruce Shaw, Esquire • 50-STATE REPRESENTATION

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October 13 (Saturday) The Greater Woodbine Chamber of Commerce Car Show & Swap Meet Rt. 550, Woodbine, along the 3 mile bike path 9am-3pm Food Vendors on site.

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Info: Lisa (609) 780-3088 or wccnj.org/wcfestivalinfo.html October 13 (Saturday) 4th Annual Pedricktown Day Car and Truck Show Off Exit 7 I-295 N/S Bound Railroad Ave, Pedricktown, NJ 8067 8:00am-3pm Registration from 8-11am and cost of $15 dollars. Trophies awarded at 2:30pm. Event includes, trophies, food, crafts, vendors, give-aways, live music, kids rides.

Info: Alfonzo Dowe Sr. or Theodore Dowe or Marcus Dowe: (609) 617-4835 October 13 (Saturday) Back In The Day 4th Annual Pedricktown Day Car Show Pedricktown, NJ Railroad Avenue, Pedricktown, NJ 8067 All Day Huge car and truck event in conjunction with Pedricktown Day. Info: Alfonzo Dowe, Sr: (609) 617-4835, adowesr@yahoo.com, backinthedaycarclub.com October 27 (Saturday) Delaware Park Beers and Gears Fall Car Show 777 Delaware Park Blvd. Wilmington, DE. 19804 11am-4pm Awards for all categories, Food trucks will be available. Free for everyone, pet friendly, family friendly, live music. Rain Date: October 28th.

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Hi Gang,

I’m back. I was in the ICU at a local hospital for three weeks…then three more weeks. Followed by that came rehab, then a couple operations. But now, with a good woman watching my back, I will be showing up at some of the shows. It’s good to be out again! But I’m definitely watching the temps.

Luckily for me, with seven-plus weekends of rain-outs and 90 degree days, I haven’t missed too much. I am, however, sorry to have missed the Inter-Club Meeting and Cowtown swap meet, and many other outings.

Basically, getting older stinks. They call these the “Golden Years” but what a joke, right?

August is here all too soon, and even hotter weather is to be expected. As we age, we can’t take the heat or we get sunburn, aka end up looking like lobsters.

During shows, make sure cold water is available. To a point, those in charge of putting on the events are responsible for those at the events.

Whether it’s traffic control or parking, it also pays to have some common sense when running an event. We have all been to shows that we slightly criticized, so when running an event, just think about why you disliked them and try not to have people think of your event in the same way. An easy way is to welcome each participant as they enter your event and to thank them for coming at the end.

Also, at an event being held outside a restaurant, please make sure restaurant managers recruit extra help for the day because waiting for service or for food on a hot day will definitely bring out the bad tempers.

There are a lot of new events this year, plus a few returning events, something not seen too often.

It’s a good thing when people can get together in this hobby to bring back an event, because usually when a show ends, a club simply splits up or friends stop talking—both results are not good since life’s short, after all.

In the interest of cars, I haven’t seen my Caddy since November. But it will be out again sometime soon I hope.

Looking at the calendar, there are many interesting events going on.

Something to keep in mind: At cruises, people can come and go as they please.

But at shows, one should stay the entire time. It has to do with respect—after all, most of us know the poor people trying to manage the events and on any other day, they would be friends.

So anyhow, I will be looking forward to being at a few events, depending on how I feel. The Caddy may even show up, who knows. I miss the car people and I’m looking forward to being out with you all again.

Larry Lazareff Cell: 856-297-5012 after 6pm • larrylazareff@gmail.com

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By Ben Notaro • red63vetnj@comcast.net For those of you who may not be too familiar with the old car hobby, there are times when we car owners need to do some work in or on our cherished classics.

An example is my 1963 Corvette. For the record, I purchased this ride over 40 years ago. In the 40-some years of ownership I eventually had the car repainted and I did considerable work in the installation of the interior.

As time and fate decrees, there are things that need to be repaired, replaced or tightened. It just so happens that my driver’s side kickpanel screws became loose.

No big deal, you say, just tighten them. The body is fiberglass and the glass that the screws were secured into…well…weakened from age. Now I had the fun of figuring out how to reinstall my kickpanel. Well, in this miracle age of adhesives for everything, I mixed a batch of epoxy and used it to fill the weakened hole. I let it dry, re-drilled the hole and reinstalled the panel. It’s kind of easy to work on the oldies. They were metal-bodied rides (or in my case fiberglass) and the repairs did not require a degree in plastics and chemistry.

Now let me segue into the topic of my SUV that I purchased in 2005. My new problem is the headliner material falling off of the foam-like backing.

First, the material is so thin that it’s like tissue paper. Next, the backing has a foam-like texture and if you rub or touch it you create a small snowstorm inside your car. I have a problem that you usually do not find on an old car vinyl headliner.

How do I glue these two components together without making a mess? Oh, did I say spray adhesive seeps right through the material like a tissue in a bucket of water? I looked on YouTube and Google and called upholstery shops and the fix was not easy. Many times I was told to pull the old headliner, backing, disconnect anything on the car’s ceiling and if necessary remove any interior trim….which is usually glued. Not simple.

My point is this: Working on old cars is, or seems to be, a great deal easier than working on a newer car. The simple repair becomes complex. The good old days of working in the driveway or garage are now the days of waiting in the dealer customer service lounge watching a big screen TV. At least the coffee and cookies are free.

It makes one appreciate the good old days even more.

Did I ever tell you about my SUV’s taillight bulb? Well, that’s another story.

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