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Tuesdays

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

A nice evening to start, when the breezes started to blow, the cool air chased us home a little early. Still...a very good crowd for so early in the season.

Wednesdays

After a rainout last week,bluer skies returned...but the brisk breezes continued, chasing us out a bit earlier than usual. Still..it was an excellent early-season crowd.

Bob was out for his first cruise of the season with his trusty '65 Pontiac GTO.

Two tri-5 Chevys...two guys named Dave, oddly enough. That's a '56 on the left and a '57 on the right.

A classic "square body" Chevy pickup...this one hailed from the middle-1970s.

John R. came rolling in with his pride-and-joy 1934 Cadillac. He's owned it since 1966 !

Despite that cool breeze, it was a bustling crowd of show cars and spectators.

CrusiinBruce sponsor Tom Laferriere takes a stroll behind a couple classic Fords. That poised finger on his left hand is threatening that no pictures better be taken... (lol)

Steve F's new acquisition was on-hand...it's this early 70s Olds Cutlass Supreme. (Yes, it's a 4-4-2 grille, purists !)

The Laferriere ride of the evening was this 1931 Packard convertible coupe.

Common for its day..but an uncommon site on the modern car show sceene is this '64 Rambler.

A casual meeting of the "old boys network." It was a great night for tall tales and long-sleeve jackets.

Nice customization to this little street rod...a 1939 Ford coupe.

There were plenty of mopars to check out on this partuclar night. Here, you can check out a '72 Barracuda, surrounded by a '68 Fury convertible and 1970 Roadrunner.

A later arrival was this 1968 Mercury Cougar..the 2nd year for the long-running mid-priced field model.

Quite a variety was on display to see.

Dinner-time. Eating with the elite.

From the lower field, looking up toward the Farmstand, there was alot of ground to cover in order to check 'em all out.

John shares a little history of his beloved '34 Cadillac.

Enjoying a quick roll through the display field in the Vicky. This one was wearing CT plates.

A pretty good crowd, considering the continued chill. Give us another few weeks..and maybe 15 more degree..ad get ready for some big crowds again this year.

Dave C. The pizza man. Here, he can be seen keeping the pizza safely out of the photogapher's reach.

A couple 70s classics..that's a '71 Buick in the foreground and a '74 Dodge Dart Swinger just beyond.

More long rows of classic iron were poised for inspection (so to speak)

Fridays

The sky was clearing to a beauiful blue as the Friday cruise lot filled to near-capacity. What a great crowd...witha 50/50 total pot that neared $600, with proceeds always going to the Ronald McDonald House.

Ronnie brought this '59 Chevy "flat-top" 4-door hardtop in to show.

"Stacked" headlights..a popular trend of the mid-60s, as displayed on this Rambler convertible. Sexy.

Chris comes rolling in with the whole family riding in their '69 Camaro Z28.

This 1965 Ford Thunderbird displayed its still-original Wimbeldon White paint.

With a newly-installed stroker motor, this '67 Chevelle had quite the rumble.

Date-night Friday at the cruise. These sweethearts rolled in with a 1965 Buick Gran Sport.

A '77 Pontiac Grand Prix and a '46 Ford custom cross paths at the cruise night entrance.

This 60s-era MGB was a popular favorite for the crowd to check out.

This '67 Barracuda convertible had a number of modern-era upgrades that gave it an entirely different attitude trom stock.

There are plenty of regular cruisers on Friday with great "obsession" for cars with drag-racing credentials.

Obviously, found under the hood of a Mopar, this small block power-plant was attached to a '69 Dart GT convertible.

For the first time in this young season, we started the cruise with temps north of 70 degrees. The crowd responded in large numbers.

Frank's custom '67 Chevy van is always a crowd-pleaser with custom touches that show amazing attention to detail.

Tommy (left) and Bobby flash a steely-stink eye at the camera from beside Bobby's '77 Pontiac Grand Prix.

When's the last time you saw one ? Get a load of this 1939 Buick coming in to show

Danny (far left) and Mike discuss the finer point of their near-matching 1970 Dodge "A" bodies...

Sherry was out for the first time in the young season with her seafoam green '48 Chevy Pickup.

More Mopar power...this '74 Duster is a regular at the Friday night cruise.

It was hard not to wonder "who invited all the empty chairs ?"

Lance has been coming around in a new acquisition this spring. A sharp 2-dr hardtop '69 Chevelle SS.

This second year Camaro (1968) appeared near perfect as it glistened in the late-day sunshine.

A 1964 Buick Special convertible...check out that bright-as-lipstick red paint, contrasting the white ragtop.

A white '63 Galaxie sedan, with dummy spots & baby moons.

With a typically wide range of cars & trucks to check out..a mid-season-sized crowd had a great deal to enjoy.

Getting up close & personal with Richard's '66 Cadillac convertible in a bright, bold white.

The Corvette Posse was out for its first Friday gathering of the new season.

This 1973 International "Crew Cab" pickup wound up hauling away the grand prize in the 50/50. Pretty impressive for so early in the season at nearly $600.

Heading out with a smile in the '68 Ford Galaxie 500 convertible after a great evening.

A 1970 Chevelle goes rumbling through the lot on a set of Keystone Classic Mags.

A trio of trouble here...(from right) that's Dave P's '84 Firebird, John B's '69 Charger R/T and CruisinBruce's ever-present '69 Torino GT Fastback.

If tonight's week-2 crowd was any indication, it's going to be a great season !