Cruising Magazine - August-September 2019 by Out & About Magazine

A RIDGELY CLASSIC

Brenda Walls has turned this small Maryland town into a classic car mecca.....Page 8

ONE OF A KIND A memorable visit to the Last Chance Garage

EVENT SPOTLIGHTS

Beers & Gears, Cruising Main Street Hammonton, Smithville, Wildwood and more ........Pages 10-14

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Every Monday: Mighty Joe’s Cruise Nights Joe’s Exxon, 1231 Rt. 206, Shamong, NJ 08088; Between 4- 4:30pm start Info: 609-268-0303

September 14: 5th Annual Car Show to Benefit Brain Tumor Foundation V & V Adventure Farm, 348 Forked Neck Road, Shamong, NJ 08088; 11am-5pm Info: 609-801-2495

Aug 2-4: Carlisle Truck Nationals Carlisle Fairgrounds, 1000 Bryn Mawr Rd., Carlisle, PA 17013; Fri- Sat: 7 am-6pm; Sun: 7 am-1pm Info: (717) 243-7855; carlisleevents.com

September 15: Hagley Car Show Presented by Fidelity Investments 200 Hagley Creek Road, Wilmington, DE 19807; 10am-4pm Info: 302-658-2400 and hagley.org/cars

August 11: Wheels of Thunder’s 8th Annual Chicken Run Cedarville Fire Department, 30 Maple Avenue, Cedarville, NJ 08311; 12-5pm Info: 609-381-5939

September 19-22: 2019 Wildwood Fall Boardwalk Show Wildwood Boardwalk, 3720 Boardwalk Wildwood, NJ 08260; Opens 12pm September 19-21; 10am September 22 Info: (609) 522-3644, ext. 3 or email: Alethea@WildwoodMotorEventsNJ.com

August 17: 8th Annual Olde-Tyme Middletown Peach Festival Car Show Farmers Market, 701 North Broad Street, Middletown, DE 19709; 12-4pm Info: LaBarre Everette 302-983-6966

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August 22- 25 Corvettes at Carlisle Carlisle Carlisle Fairgrounds, 1000 Bryan Mawr Road, Carlisle, PA 17013; Thursday 10am- 6 pm; Friday & Saturday: 7am- 6 pm; Sunday 7am- 12pm Info: 717-243-7855; visitcumberlandvalley.com/event/corvettes-at-carlisle

September 22: 24th Annual Pennsauken Car, Bike and Craft Show 7111 Maple Avenue Pennsauken, NJ 08110; 11am-4pm Info: 856-438-0833

August 25: 12th Annual Salute to our Veterans Car Cruise New Jersey Veterans Memorial Home, 524 NW Blvd, Vineland, NJ 08360; 11 am Info: Dan Weber: 856-297-2635 or John Thompson 856-498-6440 nostalgiaknights.com or thesouthjerseycruisers.com September 14: British Car Club of Delaware Annual Fall Show Friends of Bellanca Air Field, Rte 273 & Centerpoint Blvd, New Castle, DE 19720; 9:30am-3pm Info: BCCDelaware.org September 14: Chariots of Fire Fall-Fest Car Show Boeing, Stewart Avenue parking lot, Exit 8 off I-95, Ridley Park, PA 19078; 10am-3pm Info: 610-322-1622 and chariots-of-fire.org

September 22: 13th Annual Antique & Classic Car Show Concord Plaza Corporate Center, 3500 Silverside Road, Wilmington, DE 19810; 10am-4pm Info: Steve Catalano 302-478-1110 and talleyvillefireco.org October 5: 12th Annual Wings and Wheels 2019 Fall Festival Delaware Coastal Airport, 21553 Rudder Lane, Georgetown, DE 19947; 10am-4pm Info: 302-856-1544, info@georgetowncoc.com and wings-wheels.com October 12: 8th Annual Woodbine Car Show Route 550 along the 3 mile bike path, Woodbine, NJ 08270; 9am-3pm Info: Lisa 609-780-3088 and wccnj.org October 26: Beers & Gears Fall Show Casino at Delaware Park, 777 Delaware Park Blvd.; 11am-4pm Info: 800-41-SLOTS or Scott @ 302-363-2086; delawarepark.com

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A VISIT TO THE LAST CHANCE GARAGE Preservation is the theme at Lou Mandich’s barn turned auto shop After 32 years of teaching, Lou Mandich turned his passion for automobiles into a small business that specializes in cars built before 1970.

By Frank Adkins Photos by Lindsay duPhily

f I hadn’t been looking over the hood of my Dodge Dakota, I would have thought I had passed through a wrinkle in time as I crept down the long driveway toward Last Chance Garage in Unionville, Pa. A ’69 Chrysler Newport convertible sat outside the first of two rustic red-painted wooden buildings. A black LaSalle sat idling in front of the main building. Its owner was conversing with a man who wore round, wire-framed spectacles and a work uniform with suspenders. That man was Lou Mandich, the garage’s founder and proprietor. Inside the main shop, ancient shop manuals rested on over-stressed shelves, storage bins full of various automotive doo-dads and fasteners lined the walls, and a rack of glass jars sat beneath a heavy workbench with an arbor press from a bygone

era bolted to its top. V-belts dangled from nails pounded long ago into the secondstory floor joists. On one side of the front shop, an antique Ford rested on jack stands while work was being performed on it. On the other side of the shop sat Mandich’s own Buick, a 1918 E45 Touring Car, which he was preparing for a road jaunt that was scheduled for the upcoming weekend. The area ahead of the Buick was occupied in part by a cast iron coal-burning stove. In short order, the LaSalle was driven into the open bay between the Ford and the Buick. The fronts of three other cars, including Mandich’s 1924 Willys Knight, were visible through the doorway to the back shop. In the adjacent building, four other vehicles were being repaired. In all, there are nine service bays. Including Mandich, the garage employs a staff of four.

Last Chance Garage’s advertisement is via word of mouth by the shop’s many satisfied customers. Mandich is grateful for the folks who comprise his large customer base. He is quick to give credit to his three employees: Fred Shufflebarger, Jim Groome, and John Beard, all of whom are certified technicians. “I’m not a certified mechanic,’ said Mandich. “I’m more of a tinkerer. I answer the phone and talk with customers. These guys are all trained, and they really know what they are doing. I couldn’t do this without them.” Mandich has served on the Hagley Car Show planning committee for the past decade. Although he operates a successful business, it is evident that his love of the cars is what motivates him. “I like to drive these cars. That’s where the fun is. You In his early years, Mandich had a keen interest in automobiles, but he did not set are never bored driving an old car.” out to be an auto mechanic. Consequently, he is active in a number of antique car organizations, and “I was a teacher,” he said. “ I taught seventh and eighth grade English in his wife often accompanies him in group activities that involve touring the Coatesville. In those days, teachers had to supplement their incomes. I didn’t want numerous back roads in the area. Beyond these road-going events, she has little to be locked into a second job with specified hours, so I did all sorts of odd jobs— involvement with the cars. basement and house clean-outs, hauling junk, hauling coal in the wintertime, and “I tell her they are marketing tools,” he quips. Then he adds, “She is very hauling mushroom soil in the spring.” tolerant and supportive.” His current personal fleet consists of 11 pre-1950 He also worked on his own cars and those belonging to others. In order to carry cars, including two 1918 Buick touring cars, a ’37 Buick convertible sedan, a ’38 out his off-hours endeavors, he acquired a 1932 Ford stake bed truck, a 1932 Ford Hudson Terraplane, a ’24 Willys Knight touring car, and a ’47 Willys CJ2A. dump truck, and a 1946 Chevy pick-up. Mandich serves on the Auburn Heights Invitational committee. For more than “I purchased the first building to house my trucks and equipment,” he said. a decade, he has assisted with the antique vehicle portion of the Point to Point After teaching for 32 years, he retired in 1999. That same year, he converted his at Winterthur. He also maintains some of the Rolls Royces that are present at the barn into an automotive shop, and then he opened Last Chance Garage. event. In addition, he has been involved with the annual Hagley Museum Car “My wife saw a bumper sticker which read, ‘Retirement: Twice the husband, half Show for the last 10 years. the income,’” he said. The shop was named for its location on Cemetery Lane adjacent “I’m on the event planning committee,” he said. “The theme for the 2019 show to a graveyard. He acquired the second building later, as his business grew. is ‘Rolling Elegance: Luxury Automobiles.’” Mandich loves cars that pre-date the Second World War, especially those built Mandich is also responsible for positioning the cars in the parade so that they prior to 1930. Even so, according to the Last Chance Garage Facebook page, the shop are coordinated with the announcer, who reads a description of each automobile services both foreign and domestic cars built from 1905 through 1985. Although to the audience. they are willing to work on cars that are new, he says, “We really prefer to work on “I make sure the right car is at the right place at the right time,” he said. The cars built prior to 1970.” vehicle owners write the descriptions of their own cars, and then he edits each of Preservation is the theme. This isn’t the place to go for late-model engine them prior to the show. swaps, disc brake conversions, and the like. The majority of their work consists of maintenance and light repairs on old cars and trucks, but the crew can handle — If you need work done to your classic car, give Last Chance Garage a call at major repair work as well as full restorations. Often, they are called upon to (610) 347-2394. Shop is located at 13 Cemetery Ln, Unionville, Pa. 19375 resurrect vehicles that have sat dormant for decades.

A RIDGELY CLASSIC Brenda Walls has turned this small town into the classic car capital of Maryland By Lou Sitaras

Left to right, Tom Sarmento (Father of the General Lee), Linda Vaughn, Brenda Walls, Richard Petty, and David Rea standing on the back of the caboose at the Ridgely train station.

s I wiped away the sleep from my eyes at 4 a.m., I couldn’t help but feel a twinge of excitement. Once a year, a sleepy southern town with all the charm of Mayberry turns into a premier automotive destination that thousands of enthusiasts flock to. All over Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, and points north and south, garage doors opened and classic cars that rarely see the light of day suddenly rumbled to life. It’s a day that was anticipated all year long. The name of the town is Ridgely and recently I had the opportunity to talk with Brenda Walls, creator of the Ridgely Car Show. Walls is an extremely busy woman and truth be told, I wasn’t looking forward to this interview. I pictured myself following her around as she stocked shelves or took inventory at the business she owns, Ridgely Pharmacy. What I found instead was a charming, relaxed woman who spent over an hour with me chatting about cars, car shows, and everything related. It was a conversation I thoroughly enjoyed. This sharp-dressed woman is a smart businessperson, but also a die-hard car gal who appreciates a V-8 rumble along with the best of them. Last year, I was invited to a little get together the night before the show, a small Meet, Greet & Grab A Bite To Eat. It was a long trek a day before the show, but life is short and sometimes you just have to force yourself to get out and go. The faces here were familiar as I ran into a few friends I knew as well as a few faces from TV shows and movies. Boss Hogg & Sheriff Roscoe from the Dukes Of Hazzard movie, David Rea, formerly of Graveyard Carz, and one face I had seen many, many times in magazines, news clips, and photos...Miss Hurst Shifter, Linda Vaughn. She was stunning, decked out in shimmery black and gold with a personality that rivaled that of Dolly Parton. I tried to keep my composure as the opportunity presented itself to say hello. She was gracious, charming, and spent 15 minutes hanging out with me and chatting. I smiled the entire drive home. After getting two hours of sleep, I arrived in Ridgely Sunday morning with my friends Alan Pedersen, Carl Witt, and Gordon Kozicki. Kenneth Misal, event co-host, made sure we were parked together in the best available spot, and off we went to check out the show. I couldn’t help but notice the awards table with a huge array of crystal awards perfectly aligned over a blue satin tablecloth. As I’ve aged gracefully, I really don’t care about awards anymore. I go to a car show because I enjoy the camaraderie of friends and usually leave well before the awards presentation. But these awards…Wow! It would be like winning an Oscar at the Academy Awards ceremony.

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INCH FORD REARS The General Lee and Sheriff Roscoe’s patrol car parked in front of the Ridgely train station.

I did spot Linda Vaughn, Miss Hurst, and once again, she didn’t disappoint, all decked out in gold with black trim and gold knee high go-go boots. She remembered me from the night before and gave me a big Linda hug. Later in the day she graciously signed a large photo of my car with the words “Lou, You Shift Me”. LOL! I died, went to heaven, and came back down again. The star of this show is none other than the King himself, Richard Petty. He arrived in a motorcade of vintage Plymouth Superbirds escorted on each end by police motorcycles and police cars with lights and sirens blaring. It was an entrance that only the King of NASCAR could make and he did it in Petty style. This man is 82 years old and hasn’t raced in almost 30 years, yet people were lining up at 4 a.m. for the opportunity to get his autograph. Stars today could learn a lot from Mr. Petty and his devotion to the sport and especially the fans. He is and always will be “The King.” There was so much happening, including autograph sessions and a charity auction, that the awards presentation wasn’t until well after 4 p.m. but no worries...everyone stayed and showed their support. Walls announced the winners with Linda Vaughn seated quietly behind her watching, and probably tired after the long day. When my name was announced as a winner though, she perked right up, gave me a smile, and said “Lou”! What a sweetheart she was. Her tenure as a motorsports ambassador has been a magnificent one, as has Richard Petty’s. These two are legends that have left their indelible mark in automotive history and it was my honor to have spent time with them. All good things...you know the rest. Nothing lasts forever. That includes the Ridgely Car Show. This year’s show is Sunday, September 22, and it’s the final one. And, in grand finale style, this show promises to be over the top. Richard Petty, Linda Hurst, Dennis Gage, David Rea, Rachael De Barros, and many more celebrities will be there to send this show off in grand style. Just like our favorite TV shows, everything comes to an end and so will the Ridgely Car Show. I can’t imagine the logistics of hosting a show like this. The volunteers, schedules, plane rides, police support, meals, vendors, parking, on and on and on. After having the pleasure of spending time with Brenda Walls, I have to say I’m envious of her organizational skills. This woman knows what it takes to host a successful event and she’s damn good at what she does—to the tune of $350,000 raised for those less fortunate than us. If you’ve ever dreamed of attending the Ridgely show, I’d strongly suggest you make it a point to be here on September 22. Yes, just like me, you may have to wipe away the sleep at 4 a.m., but I promise you, it’ll be a memory that stays with you for the rest of your life. And after all, isn’t making memories what life is all about?

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Wildwood Spring Boardwalk Show You know the New Jersey shore season is getting ready to be opened up for sun and fun when the Boardwalk of Wildwood, NJ hosts its Spring Classic Boardwalk Car Show. This show is open to rides for all makes and models of vehicles at least 10 years old, meaning participating vehicles must be manufactured in or before 2008. It’s fun walking the boards and checking out the many rides whose owners hail from a multi-state area — all vying for one of more than 30 awards, including Best In Show. Participants also had a great Friday evening meal to enjoy as well as a Friday and Saturday display. This all gets topped off with an award ceremony held on Sunday. Kudos goes out to the team of the Wildwood Motor Events group on a well-organized event. — Text and photos by Ben Notaro

Cruising ‘Main Street’ Hammonton Hammonton is a quintessential, modest-sized community nestled in the southern part of New Jersey. It is a warm community that has a really nice downtown area (Main Street) with many small specialty shops and eateries. Hammonton also has a main street that gets to share some cool car action with a large cruise that is put on by its hometown car club, Cruising Classics. This event is also celebrating its 26th year of car activity. The cruise took place on a beautiful spring evening and there was no shortage of cars and people who came out to enjoy a relaxing time. There were rides parked on the main street and surrounding streets so every stroll around the block held cool rides to see. The beauty of Cruising Main Street is the warmth of the community and the memories brought back to days gone by with the hundreds of nostalgic rides that lined the streets. All of these fun times in the car hobby make for a memorable time in the endless Cruising Summer of 2019. — Text and photos by Ben Notaro

IHOP Gathering at the Ramada Inn When a group of guys and gals that are dedicated to racing get together, one can bet that word of their impromptu cruise spreads quickly. So it did when a young dirt track racer, Neil Williams, got some track cars to come out to the local IHOP in Vineland, New Jersey, on a picture perfect Thursday evening. Well, like all good car events, word spread quickly and a group of cruisers heard the word and they joined the fun. The cruise had plenty of race and unique ride flavor as well as entertainment provided by a talented gentleman playing his guitar and singing. Neil has several more cruises planned for the season and it’s a sure bet that they will get even more cruisers and racers to join in on the fun. — Text and photos by Ben Notaro

South Jersey Noise-Makers Car Show First-time car shows are a daunting task. There are many things to take into consideration. Having an organized show with every member doing what they are supposed to do is very important. The South Jersey Noise-Makers Car Club did their homework well. This first-time show had a great turnout of cars and fantastic cooperation from Mother Nature. There were activities for the youngsters and plenty of food for all to enjoy. The show had a vending area that also featured some onelung steam machines on display and there was also a Chinese auction with many fine items to bid on. A well-organized inaugural event with everything in place is the way to go. Planning it correctly and implementing it with a good team gets the job done. The show was held at the All The Nations church grounds in Rosenhayne, New Jersey. The South Jersey Noise-Makers did their homework and get an A+ for an event well done. — Text by Ben Notaro, photos by Bob Sliwecki

Nanticoke Car Show The ancestral homeland of the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape is located in Southern New Jersey and the Delmarva Peninsula. Long before the European settlers came, these Native Americans settled peacefully in the region. For the past forty years they have held a Pow Wow to share and preserve their customs. Their recent Pow Wow was held at the Salem County Fairgrounds in Pilesgrove Township, New Jersey. This event featured a car show that saw a great turnout for a day of learning about local Native American culture and entertainment that ranged from cultural drummers to flute players. A very nice day with a combination of history and cruising fun. — Text by Ben Notaro, photos by Bob Sliwecki

Spring Fling GM Thing Boardwalk Corvette Club of Atlantic City, New Jersey is known for producing events that are well organized in a really unique location. Their “Spring Fling GM Thing” Car show was held at the Historic Smithville Village in Smithville, New Jersey. This picturesque location features restaurants and eateries among its many specialty shops. It’s a very warm and friendly place for GM rides of all makes and persuasions to be a part of a fun show. Be it a cool Buick to a custom Cadillac, it was there at the GM fling. Boardwalk Corvette Club of Atlantic City does not forget their roots in the Vette community and also produces an all Vette show in Ocean City, New Jersey in September. Check out their website atboardwalkcorvettesclub.com for details. — Text and photos by Ben Notaro

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Smithville Car Cruise Cruises are mainly a reenactment of the good old days when car guys and gals would hang out at their favorite social spot. It was a time when you could show off your ride and catch up on the latest happenings of the day. Well, twice a month cruisers gather at the parking grounds of Smithville Village in Southern New Jersey and just pull in, park and enjoy casual conversation. It’s back to basics with the emphasis on a laidback time. A most relaxing time indeed. When you have a beautiful evening with the weather and great car camaraderie, it allows one to enjoy those “yesterdays” in the cruising hobby. — Text and photos by Ben Notaro

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t was year five for the annual Beers & Gears event at Delaware Park and the weather couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have cooperated more. The parking lot was full at this historic horse racing venue, so the gates will be moved back and the show field expanded for the third time when the fall edition of Beers & Gears returns on Saturday, Oct. 26. What began as a field of 300 show cars has grown to more than 800 cars.

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ALL ASPECTS OF VEHICLE MAINTENANCE • FROM OIL CHANGES TO OVERHAULS! Hello, my loves! I would like to introduce you to my gal Alyssa. I am sure most of you have seen her with me at the Veterans’ Home and other car events. She is one amazing lady. I met Alyssa a few years ago. She loves music and can sing. She told me her introduction to music was listening to 45’s of Leslie Gore on her father’s jukebox. At that time, she was around six or seven years old. Her father was an avid antique dealer at the time and Alyssa would go with him to antique shows. Her mother would always have country music playing in the car and Alyssa would sing along. This started her singing with a couple of friends in a band at age 16. Flash forward to her early twenties and she’s singing karaoke in bars about twice a week. Shortly after, she fell in love and got married to her husband Jim. He is one cool guy. He definitely has a love of cars –- 49 to be exact! Jim has had a total of 327 cars in his lifetime. He’s a true car guy. Alyssa and Jim went to go see their friend Keith play bass with his band Lower Bank Customs. They are a three-piece band and they play rockabilly, country swing, and surf. Jim and Keith really bonded while restoring Keith’s 1958 Plymouth “Orange peel” –- unbelievably in just six months. She told the guys in the band that she could sing country. She soon started joining them for songs like Tammy Wynette’s Good Girls Gonna Go Bad and Lynn Anderson’s I Never Promised You A Rose Garden. Songs she used to listen to that in the car with her mom as a kid. Alyssa tells me she has a passion and creativity to provide entertainment to people who appreciate that style of music and cars by singing and dressing up as a classic pin up. Alyssa has a nice collection of real vintage clothes and is also making her dresses with her mom. She and Jim have two adorable children, six-year-old Jimmy and three-year-old Davilee. They also enjoy watching their mom sing and their dad work on his cool cars. Alyssa said Jim, a collector all his life, is the person who gives her most of her knowledge and appreciation of the fifties. He restores cars and electronics. I was lucky enough to be welcomed into their home, which, when you walk in, is like stepping back into the fifties. It’s cool to see the kids standing in the living room listen to the big jukebox. They really live the lifestyle. I’m glad I met them and have become good friends. Don’t forget to check out their band Lower Bank Customs.

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Hey Gang, Can you believe over half the cruising season is gone? So, don’t waste any time and get out and enjoy all the great shows and cruises that are still going on. Many of you know that my car club (Nostalgia Knights) along with many other clubs are huge supporters of our veterans and, obviously, our current military men and woman who protect us every day. Quite simply, it does bother me when I drive down the road on Memorial Day, Flag Day and the Fourth of July and I don’t see many American flags flying in front of homes. I know we all have rights, but it still bothers me. Enough said… Rain, that word has made many car organizers scramble the last couple of years. Weather forecasts really have become much more accurate over the last several years -- or have they? In some cases they let you know down to the minute when it’s going to start raining. However, for all the people who are trying to organize a car show, it’s a nightmare. Take for example your show is Sunday and you are watching the news on Tuesday and the weatherman (or woman) says you can expect a beautiful weekend with temps in the mid 70’s and bright sunshine. Perfect, just what the doctor ordered. Friday comes and now that bright sunshine and 70-degree weather has turned into a chance of a mini hurricane with temps in the 50s. Now, what’s a chance, do we cancel the show, do we try to get it in, what time will the rain start? I hate the word chance, either it’s 100% or it’s nothing, but don’t leave us in the chance world. Some events have the option of rain dates however, others don’t and that will be a complete loss. Even rain dates sometimes lose due to other commitments. Now we all know that even a threat of nasty weather will keep many garage doors closed. So, if you think it’s easy to make these decisions, it’s not. If you cancel the event the sun will come out, if you try to get the show in it will rain like, well you know. Frankly, when you really stop and think about it, stressing over this is not worth it. There are shows and cruises every day and there will be another one, maybe just not yours. All car show organizers have had to deal with this many times over and for as long as we do this, it will most certainly happen again. When in doubt about a pending show due to inclement weather, check websites, use day-of-show phone numbers, check your emails and even your spam mail as well. Many clubs will blast out emails to let you know what’s going on. Or you could just simply look up in the sky and make your own decision. Many events advertise rain or shine. Well, that means one thing and one thing only, it’s their only shot at hosting that event on that day. Local shows usually don’t make out well while hosting during a rainstorm. However, if you are attending a long-distance event such as Carlisle, Syracuse, the Power Tour, or any event of that nature, then you know that rain is a definite possibility and you have no escape. In these cases, rain doesn’t hold many cars back because it’s a one-shot deal that you’ve planned for a year in advance. It’s crazy to have weather make our choices, but like it or not, we do it every day. Finally, let’s not lose sight of why we participate in this wonderful hobby. It’s all about having “FUN” “FUN” “FUN.” Remember that! Keep On Cruisin’ Baby…Bill Nese

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Every Friday thru October Street Survivors Cruise Nights To the left of Burger King by Tractor Supply, Park 97 East Park Shopping Center 7900 Crain Highway, Glen Burnie MD 21061 5:30-9pm No Entry Fee Info: Tom: 443-838-0948, Dick: 410-274-5485, Rick: 443-829-5658, streetsurvivorsofmaryland.com

EVENT LISTINGS Every Friday thru October Friday Night Meet & Greet ShopRite & Home Depot Shopping Center, 200 N. White Horse Pike, Lawnside, NJ 08045 6-10pm This a free event, so come take a cruise and meet & greet other car guys every Friday (weather permitting). Food, All Vehicles Welcome, Trophies, Charity. Info: John Langford: 856-617-2553, johnlangford106@yahoo.com Third Fridays thru October (July 19, August 16, September 20) Nostalgia Knights presents Cruisin’ 2019 Racks Pub & Grill, 2021 N. Blackhorse Pike, Williamstown, NJ 08094 5-9 pm Free cruises that include trophies, music, food discounts, door prizes and more. All rides welcome. Money raised support our Toys for Kids at St. John of God. Handicap Accessible, Kids, Music, All Vehicles Welcome. Info: Bill Nese: 609-381-3249, bn67fairlane@ gmail.com, nostalgiaknights.com First Saturdays thru October (August 3, September 7) Corvette Club Monthly Car Show & Cruise Pike Creek Shopping Center, 4700 Limestone Rd, Wilmington, DE 19808 4-8pm 50/50 benefits Ministry of Caring. Handicap Accessible, Food, Kids, Music, All Vehicles Welcome. Info: Bruce Norman: (908) 342-4293 vetteclub.org First Saturdays thru September (August 3, September 7) Custard Corral Cruises Custard Corral, 2100 E. Broad St. (Just past Rt.55), Millville, NJ 08332 6-8pm Handicap Accessible, Food, Kids, Music, All Vehicles Welcome. Info: 856-825-1879 First Saturdays thru October (August 3, September 7) Chesapeake Classic Car Club Cruise-In Waterside Villagenext to Chick-fil-A, Easton, MD 21601 5-9pm Handicap Accessible, Food, Kids, Music, All Vehicles Welcome. Info: Mike Francis: 410-739-8689 First Saturdays thru September (August 3, September 7) Cruisin’ at the Crossings 2019 Northampton Crossings Mall, Routes 248 & 33, Easton, PA 18045 5-8pm Hosted by the Easton Area Corvette Club. Cash prizes and raffle. Music by DJ Brian Keith. All makes and models welcome. All money raised donated to local charities. eastonareacorvetteclub.com/cruise.html

Second Saturdays thru October (August 10, September 14) Dunkin Donuts 3804 Kirkwood Highway, Wilm., DE 19808 4-9pm Food, Kids, All Vehicles Welcome. Info: Carl: 302-379-5953, cmoore427@comcast.net Second & Fourth Saturdays thru October (July 27 August 10, 24, Sept. 14, 28) Del Rods Cruise Nights Greentree Shopping Center, Route 8, Dover, DE 19904 9am-3pm Fee, Handicap Accessible, Food, Kids, Music, All Vehicles Welcome, Trophies. Info: Rich: 302-674-5365, rsludge47@aol.com, delrods.org Fourth Saturdays thru September (July 27, September 28) Cruisin’ Fuddruckers Fuddruckers. 40 Geoffrey Dr., Newark, DE 19713 4-8pm Open to all years makes and models. Handicap Accessible, Food, Kids, All Vehicles Welcome. Info: Scott: 302-363-2086, TRISAWEvents@gmail.com Third Sundays thru September (July 21, August 18, September 15) Nostalgia Knights present Great American Car Cruise House of Brews American Grill, 3501 NJ-42 #510 (Cross Keys Commons), Turnersville, NJ 08012 12-3pm All rides welcome to these free cruises, offering discounts on food, music, trophies, door prizes and more. Money raised support our Toys for Kids at St. John of God. Handicap Accessible, Kids, Music. Info: Bill Nese: 609-381-3249, bn67fairlane@gmail.com,nostalgiaknights.com Third Sundays thru September (July 21, August 18, September 15) Blacktop Villains Cruise Danny’s Pizza Pizzazz, 1288 Delsea Drive, Franklinville NJ 08322 3-7pm Info: Sue 609-502-3736 August 11 (Sunday) The 8th Annual “Chicken Run”- Classic Car Cruise by Wheels of Thunder Auto Club Cedarville Fire Department, 30 Maple Avenue, Cedarville, NJ 08311 12-5pm All vehicles welcome! No entrance fee, trophies or judging. Cedarville Fire Department Annual Summer BBQ featuring famous “Smilski Chicken.” $12 for the meal. Air-conditioned dining area available. Music by WVLT’s Big Al’s Warehouse. Info: 609-381-5939

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August 25 (Sunday) 12th Annual Salute to our Veterans Car Cruise New Jersey Veterans Memorial Home, 524 NW Blvd, Vineland, NJ 08360 11 am start It’s all about American Pride! Thanks to our service persons. American cars only. No fee- it’s free. Music, Food, 50/50. Veterans wheelchair races. All proceeds benefit the New Jersey Veterans Memorial Home. Info: Dan Weber: 856-297-2635 or John Thompson 856-498-6440 nostalgiaknights.com or thesouthjerseycruisers.com Every Monday thru September Mighty Joe’s Cruise Nights Joe’s Exxon, 1231 Route 206, Shamong, NJ 08088 Lineup between 4-4:30pm Info: 609-268-0303 First Mondays thru October (except Labor Day) DSC Ice Cream at Deptford Skating Center 510 Deptford Road, Westville, NJ 08093 6-9pm Free event for all! Discount ice cream passes for car/truck/bike owners. Music, door prizes, cars and ice cream. Open to all years, makes and models. No loud music or reckless driving. Info: 856-845-7353 First Tuesdays thru September (August 6, September 3) Tail Light Tuesday Hosted by HotRod Garage Cruise Night 2019 Rack’s Pub & Grill, 2021 N. Black Horse Pike, Williamstown, NJ 08094 5-7pm Door prizes. Discount on Food. Info: Dan 856-417-2669 Hrgperformance.com Every Tuesday thru August Surf City 5 & 10 Tuesday Classic Car Cruise Night Surf City 5 & 10, 4th Street & Long Beach Blvd, Surf City, NJ 08008 6-8:30pm Bring your classic or just enjoy looking. Plenty to do and see-1 block from the beach. Every Tuesday thru September Dairy Queen Car Cruise Dairy Queen of Millsboro, Main St, Millsboro, DE 19966 6-9pm Handicap Accessible, Food, Kids, Music, All Vehicles Welcome. Info: Rusty: (302) 934-7377

Every Tuesday thru October Kent Island Cruise Nights Rita’s Italian Ice & Frozen Custard (next to K-Mart), 210 Kent Manor Drive, Stevensville, MD 21666 6-9pm Exit 37 off Route 50/301. Buy one/get one free at Rita’s with your old car! Info: 410-643-5572, kentislandcruisers.com Every Tuesday thru October Bellmawr Cruise Night Club Diner, 20 N. Black Horse Pike, Bellmawr NJ 08031 6 pm until… Hosted by the Bellmawr Cruisers. Any make or model. We are the Seinfelds of cars, we do nothing except talk and enjoy cars! Info: Doug: 609-820-2290, dlewis44@comcast.net Third Tuesdays thru September (August 20, September 17) DVRR Cruise Night Falls Township Community Park, 9125 Mill Creek Road, Levittown, PA 19054 6-9pm Rain date is the following Tuesday. Handicap Accessible, Food, Kids, Music, All Vehicles Welcome, Trophies, Charity. Info: Len: 215-510-6629, lenpribish@hotmail.com, delawarevalleyroadrunners.com Every Wednesday thru September Miltonian Cruise Nights Miltonian Pizzeria & Wing House, 618 Mulberry Street, Milton, DE 19968 4-10pm Handicap Accessible, Food, Kids, Music, All Vehicles Welcome Every Wednesday thru September Mr. Bill’s Cruise Night Mr. Bill’s, 453 Route 73 South, Hammonton, NJ 08037 5pm- closing Great food, custard and friends. First 15 cruise cars receive a free small custard! Cruise in for a fun time. Info: 609-878-3829 Every Wednesday thru October (Weather Permitting- ends Oct 8) Cooper Towne Cruisin’ in the Borough of Somerdale Cooper Towne Center, 711 Evesham Rd. Somerdale NJ 08083 (The Crossroads of South Jersey) 6-9 pm Open to all Cars/ Trucks. No Registration, No Fee it’s Free!

EVENT LISTINGS First & Second Wednesdays thru October (August 7, 14, September 4, 11) Decatur Cruise Nights Route 611, 9609 Stephen Decatur Road, Ocean City, MD 21842 5-10pm Hosted by Eastern Shore Cruise Ins and Car Shows. Handicap Accessible, Food, Kids, Music, All Vehicles Welcome Info: (443) 664-6779 Second Wednesdays thru September (August 14, September 11) Lapp’s Olympia Dairy Bar & Grill Route 40, Carney’s Point, NJ 08069 5-8pm A nice place to spend a Wednesday night. Doors Prizes and a half & half. The food is very good! Come out and enjoy and meet new friends. Handicap Accessible, All Vehicles Welcome. Info: Jim: 609-202-0437, jschevy48@comcast. net, backroadcruisers.net Last Wednesdays thru September (July 24, August 28, September 25) Mullica Hill Classic Car Get-Together Route 77 next to Mullica Hill Post Office, Mullica Hill, NJ 08062 5-8pm A nice place to spend a Wednesday night. Door prizes and a half and half. The food is very good! Come out and enjoy and meet new friends. Handicap Accessible, Food, All Vehicles Welcome. Info: Jim 609-202-0437, jschevy48@comcast. net, backroadcruisers.net Second & Fourth Thursdays thru October (July 25, August 8, 22, Sept. 12, 26) Bay Area CruzeNites Rehoboth Beach TGI Fridays, 19266 Coastal Hwy, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19977 5-10pm All attendees who bring a cruiser get a coupon for a buy-one, get-one free dinner at TGI Fridays that evening. Handicap Accessible, Food, Kids, Music, All Vehicles Welcome Info: Dan Carpenter: (302) 645-2977 July 18 (Thursday) Annual Back In The Day Car Club Cruise Nights Pat’s Pizzeria, 201 S. Broadway, Pennsville, NJ 08070 5-8pm Food, giveaways, music, and more. Handicap Accessible, Food, Music, All Vehicles Welcome, Charity. Info: Alfonzo Dowe, Sr.: (609) 617-4835 and adowesr@yahoo.com, backinthedaycarclub.com

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EVENT LISTINGS July 20 (Saturday) Del Rods at Brecknock Park Brecknock Park, 80 Old Camden Rd, Camden-Wyoming, DE 19934 9am-3pm Fee, Handicap Accessible, Food, Kids, Music, All Vehicles Welcome, Trophies. Info: Rich: (302) 674-5365 and rsludge47@aol.com, delrods.org July 20 (Saturday) Cruise/Run: Salisbury Cruize-In Shoppers World Shopping Center, Route 50 & Tilghman Rd., Salisbury, MD 21804 5-10pm First responders night! Handicap Accessible, Food, Kids, Music, All Vehicles Welcome, Charity. Info: Steve Mixter: (443) 735-7772 July 20 (Saturday) Rain or shine British Car Owners’ Ice Cream Social 5 Points Custard, Landis Avenue & Tuckahoe Road, East Vineland, NJ 08360 6-8:30pm British vehicles only- vintage or contemporary. Free entry; no judging. Non-members welcome. Info: bmcsnj.org

July 21 (Sunday) next show September 29 Sunday Afternoon Show Hearth Restaurant, 3147 DuPont Parkway, Middletown, DE 19709 11am-3pm The SRAC are hosting their second year at the Hearth Restaurant and celebrating Christmas in July! Handicap Accessible, Food, Kids, Music, Trophies Info: Tony Lewis: (302) 8583672, comp1deej@yahoo.com, soulriderautoclubofdelaware.com July 26 (Friday) Rain date August 2 Road Knights’ Support Our Troops Riverview Beach Park, 5 N. Broadway, Pennsville, NJ 08070 5pm until… Sponsored by Pennsville Septemberfest Committee. Donations to benefit our veterans. Info: Jason Bennett: 856-491-1836 and Rocky: 856-678-6260

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July 27 (Saturday) Sellers Senior Center 3rd Annual Car Show 2800 Silverside Road, Wilmington, DE 19810 10am-3pm Proceeds benefit the Sellers Senior Center. All Makes & Models Welcome! Registration fee; free to public. Trophies awarded at 2:30pm. Info: Dan Dmytrus: 302-438-9149, wddmytrus@hotmail.com July 27 (Saturday) Watermelon Festival Wrights Market, 9300 Old Railroad Rd., Mardela, MD 21837 11am-3pm Fee, Handicap Accessible, Food, Kids, Music, All Vehicles Welcome, Trophies, Charity Info: Sonny: (410) 546-3587 July 27 (Saturday) Wheels on the Waterfront Downtown City Dock, 715 Broadway, Crisfield, MD 21817 5-9pm Fee, Handicap Accessible, Food, Kids, Music, All Vehicles Welcome, Trophies Info: (410) 968-2968

August 2- 4 (Friday- Sunday) Carlisle Truck Nationals Carlisle Fairgrounds, 1000 Bryn Mawr Road, Carlisle, PA 17013 Friday & Saturday: 7am- 6 pm; Sunday 7am- 1pm Kids ages 12 and under are admitted free, allowing them and their families to enjoy monster truck shows. Better yet, attendees can climb in for a monster truck ride around the grounds. The family fun continues with the Kids at Carlisle Activity Center, shopping, parts buying at the Manufacturers Midway and much more. Info: 717-243-7855 carlisleevents.com/events/events-detail/ index?id=truck+nationals August 3 (Saturday) Combine Car Show Sturgis Park, River Street, Snow Hill, MD 21863 10am-2pm Parade starts at 9 am. Food, Music, All Vehicles Welcome, Trophies. Info: Will Warren: 410-749-6787

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EVENT LISTINGS August 3 (Saturday) Wheels for Meals Show Cheer Community Center, 20520 Sand Hill Road, Georgetown, DE 19947 9am-3pm Food, Music, All Vehicles Welcome. Proceeds benefit local charity. Info: Florence: 302-515-3045 August 3 (Saturday) Red Men Car Show Southern State Tractor, Route 1 between 5 Points & Nassau Overpass, Lewes, DE 19971 9am-3pm Fee, handicap accessible, food, kids, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies Info: Dan 302-645-2977 August 10 (Saturday) Rain date August 11 8th Annual Classic Car Cruise-In Prices Corner Shopping Center, 3140 Kirkwood Highway, Wilmington, DE 19808 10am-3pm In conjunction with the Kirkwood Highway Cruise. Benefits Cancer Support Community. Info: 302-983-6966 August 10 (Saturday) The First State All Corvair Show Limestone Presbyterian Church, 3201 Limestone Road, Wilmington, DE 19808 All day Corvairs only event. 50/50, door prizes, hospitality room. Fee for entrants, handicap accessible, food, kids, music, trophies, vendors welcome. Info: Mike Slotwinski 302-377-5268 and slinkyslot@verizon.net August 11 (Sunday) Rain Date August 18 Bucks County Tour of Honor 3rd Annual Car Show Parx Casino, 2999 Street Road, Bensalem, PA 19020 11am-3pm Car, truck and motorcycle show open to all years, makes and models. Registration fee. No alcohol. Dj music, food, dash plaques to first 100 to enter, 50/50 and silent auction. Info: Jerry Fretz: 215-208-4278 or Barry Ferris: 215-669-1812 buckscountytourofhonor.org August 17 (Saturday) 8th Annual Olde-Tyme Middletown Peach Festival Car Show Farmers Market, 701 North Broad Street, Middletown, DE 19709 12-4pm Rain or shine event. Professional judged categories. First 60 cars receive dash plaques and goodie bags. All vehicles must be in place by 11 am for staging. Sponsored by the Middletown Historical Society and MOT Senior Center. Info: LaBarre Everette 302-983-6966 August 17 (Saturday) Fort Mott Car Show Fort Mott Park, 454 Fort Mott Road, Pennsville, NJ 08070 9am-2pm handicap accessible, food, kids, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies. Info: Rocky 856-678-6260

EVENT LISTINGS August 17 (Saturday) Reese VFC Annual Car Show Reese Fire Department, 1745 Baltimore Blvd, Westminster, MD 21157 9am-3pm Dash plaques given to first 100 vehicles. Door prizes, 50/50. No pets or alcohol. Info: Fred Baker 443-375-1861 or fobaker@comcast.net ReeseVFS.org August 17 (Saturday) 4th Annual Car Show St. Paul United Methodist Church, 405 Flower Street, Berlin, MD 21811 10am-2pm Handicap accessible, food, kids, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies, BBQ & bake sale. Info: Oather Mumford 443-614-6191 August 22- 25 (Thursday- Sunday) Carlisle Truck Nationals Carlisle Fairgrounds, 1000 Bryn Mawr Road, Carlisle, PA 17013 Thursday 10am- 6 pm; Friday & Saturday: 7am- 6 pm; Sunday 7am- 12pm The largest and most fun-filled Corvette event in the world, the annual Corvettes at Carlisle event features more than 5,000 Corvettes representing all generations of America’s classic sports car. In addition to the Corvette giveaway, the excitement continues with an incredible shopping experience, including a huge swap, an all-Corvette car corral, Manufacturers Midway and Installation Alley. Kids under 12 free. Info: 717-243-7855 visitcumberlandvalley. com/event/corvettes-atcarlisle/17450/#ixzz5rJTE1Z9H August 24 (Saturday) Heritage Day Car Show Park at M & T Bank, 1 Clark Street, Harrington, DE 19952 8am-2pm Handicap Accessible, food, kids, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies. Info: Dave Roop 302-398-8000 August 24 (Saturday) 8th Annual Car Show St. Jude the Apostle Church. Route 1, Lewes, DE 19958 8am-2pm Handicap Accessible, food, kids, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies. Info: Dan 302-645-2977 August 24 (Saturday) 26th Annual Blast From the Past Patriot’s Square, 492 Rte 134, South Dennis, NJ 02660 12-5pm Handicap Accessible, food, kids, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies. Info: Lin Danielson 508-619-7995 and Ronald.danielson@att.net

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September 2 (Monday) Rain Date September 7 Mayor’s Labor Day Car Show Williamson Park, Delmorr Avenue, Morrisville, PA 19067 10am-2pm Family day with collector cars, trucks and motorcycles. All vehicles welcome, trophies, vendors, food, kids, music, 50/50. Info: Len 215-510-6629 and lenpribish@hotmail.com delawarevalleyroadrunners.com September 7 (Saturday) DelMarva Car Show Willis Automall, 2707 S. Dupont Hwy., Smyrna, DE 19977 9am-4pm Handicap Accessible, food, kids, music. All vehicles welcome, trophies. Chinese auction. Info: Jack Anderson 302-353-0244 September 7 (Saturday) 6th Annual Cripple Creek Car Show Cripple Creek Golf Club, 29494 Cripple Creek Drive, Dagsboro, DE 19939 9am-4pm Handicap Accessible, 50/50, food, kids, music all vehicles welcome, trophies. Info: cripplecreekgolf.com September 7 (Saturday) Big Timber Car Show Big Timber Lake Campgrounds, 116 Swainton-Goshen Road, Cape May Courthouse, NJ 08210 10am-2pm Handicap Accessible, food, kids, music. All vehicles welcome, trophies. Live music after the show. Info: 609-465-4456

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September 8 (Sunday) Rain date September 15 Golden Classic of South Jersey 17th Annual Car Show 16 Old Cohansey Road, Bridgeton, NJ 08302 9am-3pm Free registration and admission. Door prizes starting at 9 am. Dash plaques & trophies. Hit and Miss Engine Show. Big Chinese auction. 50/50. Arts & crafts, food & vendors. No alcohol. Music by DJ Dave Summer. Info: George Bosco, Sr: 856-451-3994 September 8 (Sunday) Wheels & Wine Car Show Pizzadilli Vineyards, 1683 Peach Basket Road, Felton, DE 19943 11am-3pm 9/11 Display, handicap accessible, food, kids, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies. Info: Chatty: 302-678-9897

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EVENT LISTINGS September 14 (Saturday) Faith Temple Baptist Church Classic Car Show Faith Temple Baptist Church, 536 East Malaga Road, Williamstown, NJ 08094 10am-1pm An afternoon of fun and food including ribs, fish fried chicken and more. Participants $10 donation benefits FTBC Building Fund. Free to the public. Info: Greg: 856-343-5729 FTBCSJ.com September 14 (Saturday) Rain date September 28 Chariots of Fire Fall-Fest Car Show Boeing, Stewart Avenue parking lot, Exit 8 (Ridley Park) off I-95, Ridley Park, PA 19078 10am-3 pm Over 125 Piston Cup trophies given out by People’s Choice ballots. Goodie bags, good fun and music. All types of cars welcome. Free t-shirts as supplies last. Info: 610-322-1622 chariots-of-fire.org September 14 (Saturday) Rain Date September 15 4th Annual V & V Adventure Farm Car, Truck & Bike Show V & V Farm, 348 Forked Neck Rd, Shamong, NJ 08088 11am-5pm All vehicles welcome. Rubber duck races, trophies, music, food, huge pillow bounce, giant spider web, pumpkin shooting gallery, 10-acre corn maze, cow train wagon ride, tractor-drawn pumpkin picking hayride. Across from and in proud association with Mighty Joe’s. A fundraiser in loving memory of Joe Valenzano- you are always in our hearts. Info: 609-801-2495 September 14 (Saturday) British Car Club of Delaware Annual Fall Show Friends of Bellanca Air Field, Route 273 & Centerpoint Blvd, New Castle, DE 19720 9:30am-3pm All British- All Years. Free Admission to the public. Awards for Best in Show, Top 5 Pre1980 and Top 5 Post-1980. Info: BCCDelaware.org September 14 (Saturday) Worcester Car Show Worcester Fairgrounds, Byrd Park, Snow Hill, MD 21863 9am-3pm Handicap Accessible, food, kids, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies. Info: Will Warren 410-749-6787

September 14 (Saturday) Freedom Fest Car Show Park Place Restaurant, 5 N. Washington St., Milford, DE 19963 9am-2pm Open to cars 30 years and older. Handicap accessible, food, kids, music, trophies. Info: Mary Jackson 302-422-8112 September 15 (Sunday) Rain or Shine Hagley Car Show Presented by Fidelity Investments 200 Hagley Creek Road, Wilmington, DE 19807 10am-4pm More than 500 antique and restored cards. This year’s feature is “Rolling Elegance: Luxury Automobiles.” Vehicle parades, motoring music, video and pedal car racing, festival food court. Info: 302-658-2400 and hagley.org/cars September 15 (Sunday) Jersey Cape Region- AACA Fall Classic Car Show Historic Towne of Smithville, Route 9 & Moss Mill Rd, Galloway Twp, NJ 08205 10am-3pm Bring your car and enjoy a great day at Historic Smithville with over 60 shops and restaurants. Cars and trucks must be at least 25 years old. Trophies awarded at 2:30pm. Info: Charlie Molnar: 609-904-5633 September 15 (Sunday) Blades Fire Company Car Show Blades Fire Company, 200 E. 5th Street, Blades, DE 19973 9am-3pm Handicap accessible, food, kids, music, all vehicles welcome, trophies. Info: Don 302-629-6093 September 19-22 (Thursday-Sunday) 2019 Wildwood Fall Boardwalk Show Wildwood Boardwalk, 3720 Boardwalk Wildwood, NJ 08260 Opens 12pm September 19-21; 10am September 22 This is a car show for all vehicles at least 25 years old; participating vehicles must be manufactured in or before 1994. Enjoy showing your vehicle on the worldfamous Wildwood’s Boardwalk! Best of Show awarded inside Wildwood Convention Center on Sunday September 22. Boardwalk patrons will be able to walk up to cars and view them. Info: (609) 522-3644, ext. 3 or Alethea@WildwoodMotorEventsNJ.com

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EVENT LISTINGS September 20- 22 (Friday- Sunday) 18th Annual Days of the Past Truck Show Washington Crossing State Park, Church Road & Brickyard Road, Titusville, NJ 08560 8am-dusk Featuring antique trucks, cars, tractors and motorcycles. Large flea market. Breakfast & lunch available. Info: Jon Szap 609-888-5566 and j.szap@verizon.net Daysofthepast.com

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September 21 (Saturday) Mobtown Greaseball VFW, 6521 Northpoint Road, Sparrows Point, MD 21219 11am-4pm Show cars, vendors and swap meet. Info: mobtowngreaseball.com September 22 (Sunday) 13th Annual Antique & Classic Car Show Concord Plaza Corporate Center, 3500 Silverside Road, Wilmington, DE 19810 10am-4pm A benefit for the Ronald McDonald House of Delaware sponsored by the Talleyville Fire Company. Judging until 3 pm; trophy presentation at 3:30pm. Fire safety and open house. Flea market. All cars welcome- all makes, models and years. Free hot dogs & drinks. Antique fire trucks. Info: Steve Catalano 302-478-1110 and talleyvillefireco.org September 22 (Sunday) 24th Memories in the Grove Car Show New Jersey Veterans Memorial Home, 524 NW Blvd, Vineland, NJ 08360 9am start Over 30 trophies including Best of ShowStock and Modified. All vehicles welcome. Motorcycles free. Day of Show registration: $15. Dash plaques and patriotic pins for first 100 registered. Great food, music, door prizes, give-a-ways, 50/50 and a huge Chinese auction. Benefits New Jersey Veterans Memorial Home. Info: Mark Fox: 609-805-2004 Nostalgiaknights.com September 22 (Saturday) Rain Date September 29 24th Annual Pennsauken Car, Bike and Craft Show 7111 Maple Avenue, Pennsauken. NJ 08110 11am-4pm Rev your engines! Hundreds of classic cars and bikes will be on display. Held along the “Maple Mile,” the Car, Bike and Craft Show starts at Pinsetters Bar and Bow at 7111 Maple Ave and extends to Union Ave. Vendors and crafters, kids zone, plenty of great food and drink, large screen football viewing area. Info: Elwood Martz 856-655-1000 x151 and emartz@twp.pennsauken.nj.us

September 28 (Saturday) Rain Date October 5 29th Millville Downtown Car Show High & Broad Streets, Millville, NJ 08332 11am Presented by the Cruisin’ Classic Auto Club. Open to all years, makes and models. Dash plaques & trophies. Info: 609-839-2239 or 609-839-3440 Cruisinclassics.org October 2-6 (Wednesday- Sunday) Fall Carlisle & Collector Car Auction (Oct 3 & 4 only) Carlisle Fairgrounds, 1000 Bryn Mawr Road, Carlisle, PA 17013 Wed-Sat: 7am-6pm; Sunday 7am-12pm Event pass available for $35. Kids 12 and under free. Info: 717-243-7855 and carlisleevents.com October 5 (Saturday) 12th Annual Wings and Wheels 2019 Fall Festival Delaware Coastal Airport, 21553 Rudder Lane, Georgetown, DE 19947 10am-4pm Free Admission! Vintage plane fly-in and classic car show. Featuring Fort Miles & Delaware Coastal Airport exhibits and encampments. Plane rides, pilot competitions, craft & food vendors, local bands and artists. Info: 302-856-1544, info@georgetowncoc. com and wings-wheels.com October 12 (Saturday) Rain date October 13 8th Annual Woodbine Car Show Route 550 along the 3-mile bike path, Woodbine, NJ 08270 9am-3pm Show cars, antiques, muscle cars, rsce cars, military vehicles, anything antique is welcome! Swap meet- cars, antiques, tools, auto-related dealers welcome. No alcoholic beverages. Info: Lisa 609-780-3088 and wccnj.org October 26 (Saturday) Rain Date October 27 Delaware Beers & Gears Casino Delaware Park, 777 Delaware Park Blvd., Wilmington, DE 19804 11am-4pm Over 450 trophies awarded. Trophies in all catergory. Rolling Revolution food truck fare available for purchase. Free for spectators, DJ/music, family & pet friendly. All paved parking. Info: Scott Wolynetz 302-363-2086 or TRISAWevents@gmail.com

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It’s Sum…Sum…Summer Time! The heat is on. So, hope you can find some shade and even a breeze. Oh, by the way, avoid paved parking lots! Some great shows, in my opinion, are coming up:

Chicken Run: 8/11 Fort Mott: 8/17 Salute Our Veterans: 8/25 Funtastic Rod Run: 9/1 Boeing Car Show: 9/14 Memories in the Grove: 9/22 Downtown Millville: 9/28

Picking up a point from the last issue, I can accept $15-$20 to enter an event, but I think for that money it should be a special venue. Any more than that is just crazy. By the time you gas the vehicle, meet with the guys for breakfast, get to the event, buy 50/50 tickets, enter the Chinese auction, have lunch, go home, stop for dinner along the way, this day has cost more than $100. To do that two or three times a weekend, not to mention the tent and chairs, well, I sure hope you have a good job. I agree with the thought that gee whiz, I own the car, so why do I have to pay to show it off? It’s a question for the ages. The events seem to be changing a bit this year, though. More spectators seem to know what they are looking at. And the questions they ask are logical. It’s a new world, different for sure. Also, gang, be sure to check out “www.cruisingmagazine.net” for all of the latest rain dates as well as changes to area events and the form to enter new events. It’s very easy, give it a look. On a personal note, I’ve been feeling better, although heat does bother me. I’m trying to get out more and get more exercise. Plus, the Caddy is back on the road again.

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One day while cruising on a social media website (can I say, Facebook?) an interesting question was proposed by one of the site participants: “How long of a day should a car show be?” The varied responses and logic behind these thoughts were most impressive and genuinely thought provoking. Let me start with my “I remember when” comment first. I guess I can say it was back in 1973 when I started to attend car shows. There were not many events way back then, so missing one likely meant a bit of time elapsed before you were able to attend the next show. Therefore, the time duration of the show was pretty much accepted by event participants. When I got involved with a car club, I do recall our first few car shows were held at a recreated turn of the century village and lasted from nearly 9:00 a.m. until almost 5 p.m. This was a heck of a long day and, again, it was somewhat of the norm if a person wanted to stay to see if they earned the coveted class trophy. One factor I reflect upon is what the age of the participants was back then. For the record, I and many of my constituents were in our 30s and 40s. No big deal then. Today, as one does the math, we are 30 to 40 years older. The long days of yore are not necessarily in line with our stamina, so seven hours or so at a car show can be a bit long. Well, to continue with the Facebook conversation, many people weighed in with suggested time ranges—from four hours to nearly a full day. There is no range of time that can be considered perfect. My thoughts are to evaluate where the event is, factor in the time of year and how hot/warm it usually is during that time of year, and determine what the show’s agenda is. If there a series of scheduled activities, then an extended day is most likely in order. If it’s simply a trophied show, then a shorter day would seem more logical. Like any good event, it’s wise to evaluate the length of the show with a good team while also analyzing how much time is needed for everything to work well.

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