October 19th

It was cloudy but the weatherman said that there was to be only about a 10% chance of rain. Hurricane Wilma was still in the Caribbean headed towards Florida by the weekend. I think this is why the Cruise started out a little slow. By 6:30 we had 19 cars and several Cruisers that came in their Daily Drivers. Bert & Ernie brought out their new 2006 Blue Chevrolet HHR.

Gary & Wanda both brought out a car tonight, "Remember When" the black '55 Chevy we all know and a '56 Chevy 4 door that Gary has been working on.

We did have a little sprinkle at the "Square" but it really didn't slow us down. Linda and I had a guest with us tonight, Gabryel our 2 1/2 year old grandson. He entertained every one with his "Cone Antics" some games he made up with the parking cones, with the help of Chris. I did take several photos of him, sorry but I could not resist. I know if he would have picked a "Cruiser of the Week" it would have been Paul's '58 DeSoto. He liked the big shiny bumpers. At the end of the Cruise-In as Paul was leaving, he said no! Linda told him that it was time for Paul to go home. Gabryel replied "Oh, Man!"

There were model A's and just about everything else, Steve and Andy had their great Cadillacs on display. The Wookies had the Mustangs, Tommy had his '56 Belvedere and Bill had his '81 Blazer. I know I missed a few people, but it was a great little get-together.

The 50/50 was $31.00, Jimmy Brown had the winning ticket and went home with $21.00 of it after he donated $10.00 back. The $70.00 "Cruise-A-Matic" would have gone home with Jeff Kough Cruiser # 106, that is if he would have come out tonight. So next week it rolls up to $80.00

The "Robertson Homes" Cruiser of the Week" went to Cruiser #10 Ed "the Wookie" Guglich, formerly know as Eddie Flames with his '83 Mustang "Heartbreaker".

A big Thank You to Chris Robertson, our host and the "Robertson Homes" family.

Here are a few photos.

Congratulations to all! See you out there "Crusin'"