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October 25th

These are the Fall days we all look forward to each year. Today's high never got about 73, it will be a little chilly for us by the time the Cruise-In is over. 22 Cars made it out on this beautiful night. "Big John" was out early but had to run off to a dinner he promised his daughter for her birthday. Don M. was also out early and ate with some of the gang. Neil & Elaine rolled the little Red Triumph into the "Square" after a 5 month hiatus, well they were at their UK home, they are back with us for a few weeks then thy are off to a Mexican Vacation. Always good to welcome them back. Jack had Ole Yeller out tonight. His latest acquisition, the Mustang is not quite ready to come out yet. Charlie had the Caddy out as did Andy, Bert and "Ernie" were in the Probe. Louie in the '52 Ford. Ron had his '56 Chevy. Brent & Corinne were in the Mustang Convertible, The "Mustang Twins" only had Paul's car out tonight.

Of Course the night was started off with the Arrival of Paul & Tommy, they are usually the first to arrive. Bill had his Blazer next to them. Ron A was showing off his new wheels on the Caddy. The "Poinciana Kid" was out in his Camaro. Bob rolled in with his '68 SS396 Chevelle, we all have been waiting to see this one. Jim was out in his GTO, Tony & Peggy Sue had their '67 Nova out. The "Wookie" had out the "Ghoul Mobile". Of Course George rolled in last with the '61 Falcon that has been in the family since it was new. I may have missed a few, I try not to.

Al called with a little sad news about Ron Hood, he is in the hospital with an apparent Heart Attack, not to many details at this writing, all we know for sure is that he is headed for the Hospital in Kissimmee tonight or tomorrow from the Saint Cloud facility. Ron, our thoughts are with you and your family  and a few extra prayers will be said. Get Well.

For the second week in a row, Cruiser #39 was picked in the "Cruise-A-Matic" and Tom Adams wasn't out tonight either so next week we will have $70 in the offering.

"Lucky Louie" Cruiser #9 took home the $37 50/50.

Bob Berube went home with the "Cruiser of the Week" plaque with his '68 Chevelle.

Here are a few photos.

 See you "Out There"

 
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