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October 18th

This sure has been an unusual fall, we are getting Storm fronts from the North every other day instead of every 4 days or so. I am sure this is what gave us a mild hurricane season so far. I know I sound more like a weather reporter than a Cruise-In reporter but the weather effects our get togethers.

Most of the regulars including Paul & Tommy, usually the first to arrive, that was the case tonight. Then Louie in the '52 Ford. Dan was out in the Orange '41 Willys, Richard didn't have any one of his T's out but stopped by to say Hi to all. Bert & "Ernie" had the Probe out. Ron in his Caddy, Don in the 2+2 Mustang just to name a few. Andy was back from an extended vacation and out in his Caddy. Dennis and Francine came out to join us. None of the "He Man, Knitters Club", as Tony calls it, were out so Linda was the lone knitter.

Marianne called to say the she got Sonny's Bar-B-Que to come back as a sponsor of Thursday Nite event.  Maybe even this event. As usual the Robertson's made us feel at home at the "Square". We all kept "Bites" busy while we were there.

For those of you who haven't come out on a Wednesday. Join on in. By 7:30 it looked as though the 20% of rain might have been close by us to the North so we went to the drawings at 7:30.

Tonight's 50/50 of $40 went home with Charlie Clarke, he donated $10 back to the cruise. Thanks Charlie. The $50 Cruise-A-Matic would have gone home with Tom Adams, Cruiser #39, if he would have come out tonight. So, next week it rolls to $60.

Linda & I took home the "Cruiser of the Week" with our '60 Ranchero, "Elvira". Thank you.

All present tonight got the official announcement that "Mustang Mike" took delivery of a new Cruiser today, a 1964 Corvair Greenbrier 6 door van. He should be debuting it this weekend at Old Town.

Here are a few photos.

 Congratulations to the winners. Thank you to all that came out tonight. See you all "Out There"

 
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