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Mass Cruisers Auto Club
Cruisin’ at the speed of fun
April 2018
INSIDE:
Vice President Diane Thornton
Attended the
WOMEN’S MOTORMOUTH
event at Larz Anderson Museum
See Page 6
Diane said the highlight of the evening was watching
a video of Jody Perewitz breaking the land speed
record at Bonneville Salt Flats for the first time in
2013
The Annual Town Fair Tire World of
Wheels rolled into Boston during the 4th
potential Nor’easter this March but it fizzled
out and Rick Finamore had a great show.
See Page 5
A Rose is pictured among the thorns enjoying a
Saturday morning cruise & shopping tour out to
the Classic Motor Car Company in Webster, MA
See Page 4
INSIDE: See more upcoming cruise and car events on Pages 10 & 11
We’re on the Web
Celebrating 27 Years of Cruisin’ www.masscruisers.co
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Volume 27 Issue 4 April 2018 And
MONTHLY CRUISIN Page 2
Contact us by snail mail: We’re on the Web!
P.O. Box 217, Wrentham, MA 02093
www.masscruisers.com
Or by email:
HO350@comcast.net
Our clubhouse is located at 124 Main Street, Norfolk, behind the Dunkin Donuts shop and across the street from the
police station. Visitors, guests and those interested in joining the Mass Cruisers Auto Club are welcome to
attend one of our monthly meetings held on the third Tuesday of each month at the Bass Pro Shops.
DIRECTORY Page 2
Club Officers
PRESIDENTIAL Page 3
President– Ed Beatty
CLASSIC MOTOR Page 4
COMPANY TOUR Vice President—Diane Thornton
AUTORAMA Secretary—Patrick Touhey
WORLD of WHEELS Page 5
Asst. Secretary—OPEN
WOMEN’S Page 6
MOTORMOUTH Treasurer—Wayne Lestan
Asst. Treasurer- Kevin Rushlow
MARCOM Page 7
Flea Market At Large Board Member:
RTS MODEL CAR Steve Huntington
Page 8
SUPPORT OUR Page 9
Special Assignments
ADVERTISERS Webmaster—Steve Vining
AUTO SHOWS & Page 10 Newsletter Editor— John Buchanan
EVENTS
WEEKLY CRUIZN Page 11 Facebook – Patrick Touhey
New Member Liaison—Don Cole
SSgts. at Arms—Rick Lawlor &
John Sturniolo
Charity Coord. – Frank Bryant
By-Laws – Roy Rossman
MAAC Rep — John Buchanan
Cruise Nights—Steve Huntington
Sponsors – John Buchanan &
Fred Tierney
Club Events – Rich Armando
Page 3
Monthly Cruisin
Presidential Emissions
President Ed Beatty
I work for National Grid and the parade of Nor’easters kept me out straight this March. These storms also
seemed to affect everyone’s expectations to get a jump on prepping their cars for the upcoming cruise season
after experiencing a seasonably mild February. But, March does get the juices flowing with indoor swap meets
like the Norfolk MARCOM and Maynard Winter Blah’s Flea Markets, the annual RTS Model Car show in Taunton,
the Larz Anderson Museum events like the Ladies Motor Mouth event, the Autorama World of Wheels in Boston,
and the Saturday morning cruise we enjoyed over the snow covered back roads to Classic Motors in Webster with
a breakfast stop at the Miss Mendon Diner in Mendon. These activities kept members occupied despite those
record snowstorms, power outages and colder than normal March temperatures. Are the crocuses up yet?
We can now turn our attention to getting our cars ready for the 2018 cruise season beginning on April 12 as well
as starting to look forward to our monthly member meetings turning into cruise adventures with the April 17
monthly meeting being a tour of the new state-of-the-art Herb Chambers Collision Repair Center in Holliston.
Don’t show up at the clubhouse or Bass Pro Shops for this one. Drive directly to Holliston where we will meet at
7:00 PM. Details and the map are posted on the club website event calendar. Also, don’t forget to notify John
Nunez by Sunday April 15 if you plan to attend the April 29 Cruise to the New England Air Museum at Bradley
Filed in Windsor Lock, CT. And mark your calendars for Saturday September 29 for the New England Wireless &
Steam Museum tour being arranged by Zeke & Rose Sawayer.
Notify Rich Armando about any of new cruise plans you’d like to sponsor as a club event so that he can coordi-
nate the club calendar postings on www.masscruisers.com with our webmaster Steve Vining.
Finally, I want to recognize the passing of another local race legend, “Tiger” Tom Dunn. Tom and his daughter
Debra were regular attendees at our Bass Pro Shops cruises and, when we moved our annual AutoFest Car Show
to Tom’s home town of Wrentham at the Wrentham Development Center Fairgrounds, Tom was invited to set up
a tent and display all the memorabilia and awards he had garnered over the course of his drag & circle track rac-
ing career which included winning the 1964 World Championship
Thursday Bi-Weekly Cruise Dates Drag Racing title at Lebanon Valley Speedway in New York. Tom add-
APRIL 12 & 26 ed immensely to the special interest areas of our annual Autofest Car
MAY 10 & 24 Shows. R.I.P. Tom.
JUNE 7 & 21
JULY 5 & 19
AUGUST 2*,16* & 30
SEPTEMBER 13* & 27*
OCTOBER 11 & 25
Bass Pro Shops Cruise Nights
Page 4
By John Buchanan
Back in November of 2010, Frank Bryant organized a Saturday morning cruise to Rudy Pastoreck’s
Classic Motor Car Company in Webster, MA. along with a breakfast stop at the, new at the time,
Miss Mendon Diner at the Imperial Auto dealership stores in Mendon, MA. It’s 7 1/2 years later
and Frank pulled off another first-of-the-season cruise to the Classic Mo-
tor Car’s auto showroom & warehouse in Webster, now being run by
Rudy’s son Chris, along with that absolutely necessary breakfast stop at
the Miss Mendon Diner. We packed the new addition to the original
1950 Worcester diner from Newport, VT originally named “Miss New-
port” with 26 club members and guests after leave from our Norfolk
clubhouse. Nobody got lost despite a few GPS alternate routes were
taken. After a hearty breakfast it was off again over the back roads
through the snow covered farms fields and rolling hills to Webster and
the Classic Motor Car Company where Chris Pastoreck lead us through
the showroom/workshop area and the warehouse where the more than
60 antique, classic, customs and hotrods for sale were stored. We won’t
say who, but there were a few members almost ready to pull the trigger and buy a few of the current inventory of cars
for sale, that included a 1932 Chevrolet Roadster,1961 Corvette, 1963 Buick Riviera, & 1966 Mustang. Thank you Chris
for this great opportunity for a winter tour of your collection.
https://www.hemmings.com/classifieds/?dealer_id=572
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AutoRama World of Wheels
By John Buchanan
If you didn’t drive into Boston to see the annual Autorama World of
Wheels at the Seaport World Trade Center, I’ve posted a few pics
here of my favorites at this year’s March 23-25, 2018 edition as limited
space allows. Rick Finamore has pulled together another interesting
collection of beautiful and diverse vehicles that roll on wheels that
you’ll be hard pressed to find in one place. Of course, it’s always great
to see the kids get excited about what they would like to drive when
they get to own one of these cars, trucks or bikes in the future.
New club member
Steve Mirabile and I
went to the show on
Saturday morning to
drop off our 2018
Ford 60 flathead racing motors are always COOL!
cruise flyers and in
the process came
across a potential
future cruise up to
What’s better than taking a family selfie with a couple
the Saugus Iron
of cool looking C.O.E.’s in the background
Works and the Iron
Town Diner. Keep
posted!
Owner/Driver Paul Zona’s recreation of
Arnie Karp’s legendary “Boston Strangler”
blown alcohol funny car is always a treat to
see in New England Dragway’s display area.
Could this be a legendary Jeff
Gordon’s future replacement Saugus Iron Town Diner owner George Baretas with his
on the Indy & NASCAR circuit? custom wrapped Pontiac Trans-Am using a radical
“Iron Plate” motif picked up a 1st Place Award at this
year’s World of Wheels. We’ll plan a cruise there.
I learned the Fast & Furious 8 “Dodge ICE Charger” has a hol-
lowed out Turbonetics turbine engine in the trunk and uses a 550
HP LS motor up front to motivate this movie car’s AWD setup. Legendary customizer Gene Winfield was back in Boston directing his Chop
Shop project build on a hot rod pickup truck using local volunteer hot rod
custom builders.
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Women’s Motormouth
By Diane Thornton
In celebration of International Women’s Day on Thursday March 8, Larz Anderson Museum hosted a
night with influential women in motor sports telling stories of road trips, lessons behind the wheel and
handlebars, and surprising adventures. Speakers included Jody Perewitz who set 15 land speed records
for American twin V motorcycles becoming the fastest woman on American motorcycles. Louise Ann
Noeth (aka Land Speed Louise), a professional drag racer with a 250 mph jet dragster and writer/
photographer with her book “Bonneville Salt Flats—The fastest Place on Earth” in its seventh printing.
Dawn Hayes, TV actor who hosted the Mass State Lottery for 10 years and is Auto Traders New and
Used Cars on YouTube. Dawn is also a motorcycle rider instructor. Sally Dawson, Master Mechanic and
owner of Foxy Auto in North Reading who conducts the “Fearless Females: Automotive Car Care Series”
at the Larz Anderson Museum. Samantha Briody a recent Franklin Institute graduate, whose college the-
sis “Women are Underrepresented in the Automotive Industry” has also authored a featured Boston
Globe article “Women Gearing Up for Careers in the Auto Industry”.
The event was well attended with at least 50 people in attendance. The speakers were colorful and very
engaging with their stories and histories. Granted, a lot has changed for women in my lifetime – and
even more so since the wife of Larz Anderson, Isabel, became the first women to get her license in Mas-
sachusetts! The couple were car collectors of their time! Their legacy is on display all through the build-
ing. The efforts that the current museum staff are putting forth to make the museum more attractive
and current are well placed. The five women who shared their stories on March 8 were well chosen and
fit neatly into the continuing story of Larz and Isabel Anderson’s dream.
I highly suggest that anyone keep an eye out for other talks and events at Larz Anderson Automobile
Museum https://larzanderson.org/visit/ They’re doing a top notch job! Word of mouth may be the best
advertisement, since I had three members email me that I should attend this particular event! T hank
you, friends! It was a fun evening! This was a great take!
Questions and answers followed the presentations. L to R: Dawn Hayes (standing),
Sally Dawson, Samantha Briody, Jody Perewitz, and Louise Ann Noeth.
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Marcom Flea Market
By John Buchanan
Every year the early March MARCOM Flea Market, held at the Holmes Trans-
portation property in Norfolk, draws everyone out of their work shops, garag-
es and man caves to schmooze, poke around the parts and listen to the lat-
est scuttlebutt about what the upcoming 2018 season has to offer. This year
we were greeted with the good news that the Great Woods flea market has
been resurrected and will be held on the May 19—20 weekend at the Xfinity
Center in Mansfield. Hopefully getting those swap meet space reservations in
early will get you the same spaces you’ve occupied for the past 20 years.
https://greatwoodsswap.com/
Of course you always run into
MARCOM outside event conflicts too. This hap-
pened with the annual Winter
Blahs Auto Parts Swap & Sell
Meet at the Elk’s Club in
Maynard held later on Sunday
March 25 being on the same
weekend at the Boston World
of Wheels, but I managed to
do both this year by going to
the Boston W.O.W. on Satur-
day.
MARCOM inside
WINTER
BLAHS
In
MAYNARD
Snow don’t
keep the Rat
Rods home.
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ANNUAL MODEL SHOW & SWAP
John Buchanan
The RTS Expo Club Annual Model Exhibition & Swap Meet, held at the Holiday Inn in Taunton in the Myles Standish
Industrial Park off I-495, has been around longer than our Mass Cruisers Auto Club, some 28 years, and one of its
founding members is Mass Cruisers member Tom Damon I learned on Sunday March 18 from one of our own club
founding members Lou Valentine. This was the first time, for me, attending this show along with a good number of
fellow club members. We have recently sponsored a trophy award presentation for the model car our club member
judging team selects to recognize
the detail and craftsmanship in
model building. This year’s sec-
tion was Vince LoBosco’s 1957
Maserati 450S. Vince is from
Slate Hill, N.Y. and put some 300-
350 hours and 6 months to build
the plastic model.
As a first time attendee I found the displays ranged from the bizarre to very detailed diorama’s with buildings, land-
scapes and multiple model cars and, of course, model kits and parts for everyone’s taste and pocketbook. Our old
friend and D.J. “DOC” Camaroe provided the background music and
banter while we searched for models of our own rides. I did buy a kit of
my “61 Impala SS which I’m going to leave in its original box and I
got a lead on another diecast
version to replace a damaged
one that was in a rollover.
1896 Ford Quadracycle
On the Bizarre Side
Texaco Service station diorama
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AUTO SHOWS & EVENTS
By John Buchanan
APRIL 2018 Area Auto Shows & Events Page
Always verify before attending
Events of interest that MASS CRUISERS Club members regularly support and attend are asterisked *
SEE M.A.A.C. WEBSITE http://clubs.hemmings.com/maynardaac/events.html for additional up-to-date listings
APR 5-8,,,,THOMPSON CT: OPENER,,SPEEDWAY ICEBREAKER RACES,,NASCAR & MORE,,www.thompsonspeedway.com,,860 923-2280
APR 7,,,EPPING NH: OPENING DAY/TEST/TUNE AT THE FAMOUS NEW ENGLAND DRAGWAY,,,newenglanddragway.com,,800 322-1263
APR 8,,,SEEKONK: FLEA MARKET SEASON OPENER AT THE SPEEDWAY, CHECK IT OUT AT,,,seekonkspeedway.com,,508 336-9959
*APR 15,,STAFFORD CT: TY-RODS ANNUAL SPRING SWAP MEET @ SPEEDWAY,,RAIN/SHINE,,,staffordspeedway.com,,8630 684-278
APR 15,,SPRINGFIELD,,,WESTERN NEW ENGLAND UNIVERSITY ASME CAR SHOW,,WILBRAHAM RD,,9-3PM,,,,,,ALEX,,413 896-7869
APR 16,,LEXINGTON: MILITARY4 VEHICLES/ANNUAL PATRIOTS DAY/CELEBRATION PARADE,,3rd monday April,,,,,,,,,google it
APR 18-22,,,CARLISLE PA,,SPRING CARLISLE MEET & CORAL,,88 ACRES PARTS/CARS,,www.carlisleeventscom,,717 243-7855
APR 20-22,,HANOVER MALL: SPINDLES CRUISE IN THE MALL,,INDOOR DURING MALL HOURS,,OUTDOOR SHOW ON SUNDAY 10 AM—4 PM
APR 21,,CARVER,,DETAIL CLINIC AT MIKE'S/79 N MAIN ST,,10-2PM,,corvettemikenewengland.com,,,,ELAINE,,508 747-8388
APR 21,,,WINCHESTER NH: MONADNOCK SPEEDWAY SEASON OPENER,,840 KEENE RD,,,www.monadnockspeedway.com,,603 239-4067
APR 22,,AMHERST: MOTORSPORT CAR SHOW, U-MASS CAMPUS SWEST LOT 33, FRI 8AM-SAT 5 PM
*APR 22,,FITCHBURG: FORD V-8 CLUB-46TH ANNUAL FLEA MKT/CAR SHOW,,,,FITCHBURG AIRPORT,,8-1,,,,BRIAN,,978 263-7256
APR 22,NEWPORT RI: AUDRAIN MUSEUM DRIVING MISS DAFFODIL CLASSIC CAR PARADE,,1:30 PM EASTON’S BEACH PARKING LOT
APR 22,NEWPORT RI: AUDRAIN MUSEUM DAFFODIL GARDEN PARTY AT BELLVUE HOUSE; 3:30—5:30 PM,,304 BELLVUE AVE.
APR 22,,,,,BRISTOL CT.: 49TH CSRA SHOW/SWAP MEET-LAKE COMPOUNCE PARK-EX 31 OFF 84,,,,,,www.csra.org,,203 697-9113
APR 27-29,,NANTUCKET: DAFFODIL FESTIVAL & ANTIQUE CAR PARADE,,,,,,,,,,,,,www.daffodilfestival.com,,508 228-1700
APR 28,BARRE: GREGS RESTORATIONS SWAP MEET/CAR SHOW,FELTON FIELD,,7-3PM,gregsrestorations.com,508 886-6400
APR 28,,,WARWICK, RI.: 6TH ANNUAL CAR & BIKE DUST-OFF,,ROCKY POINT CLAM SHACK,,1869 POST RD. (US RTE 1) 9:30—1 PM
APR 29,,,E HAMPTON CT.: ANNUAL GAS/STEAM ENGINE/TRACTOR SHOW,,SALMON RIVER ST PARK,,,,,last sun apr,,860 267-8394
MAY 4-6,,BREWSTER: BREWSTER IN BLOOM FESTIVAL,,PARADE SUNDAY,,1PM,,SET UP NOON ON SWAMP RD,,,MIKE,,800 399-2967
MAY 4-6,,,RHINEBECK,,,NY,,48TH ANNUAL,CAR SHOW/FLEA MKT,DUCHESS CTY FAIRGROUNDS,RT 9,,1ST WKND MAY,,845 876-3554
MAY 5-6,,,WILMINGTON:,,MASS 742 ILLEST CAR SHOW TOUR,,,K1 SPEED,,40 FORDOM RD.,11 AM SAT.—5 PM SUN,,ON EVENTBRITE
*MAY 5,,SEEKONK: ANNUAL CUSTOM SHOW & GO AT THE SPEEDWAY,,8am US RTE.6 www.seekonkspeedway.com,,508 336-9959
*MAY 6,,HINGHAM: HERB CHAMBERS CARS & COFFEE, LEXUS OF HINGHAM,,141 DERBY ST. 7-10 AM (Rain Date MAY 13)
MAY 6,,SALISBURY MA,,KINGPINS SPRING SHO,,AT THE BEACH,,72/OLDER RODS/CUSTOMS 10-5-OCT SHO 2,,RICH,,978 852-1264
MAY 6,,,SEEKONK: SEASON OPENER AT THE SPEEDWAY, CHECK IT OUT AT,,,,,,,,,www.seekonkspeedway.com,,508 336-9959
MAY 6,,,N. ANDOVER: EL CAMINO SPRING DUST-OFF,,JIMMY’S FAMOUS PIZZA,,RTE. 125,,9-NOON,,FOLLOWED BY A ROAD CRUISE
MAY 6,,,,SPENCER,,MASS FIREDIRD/TRANS AMS CRUIS-IN,,CROP/CARROT TACK SHOP 133 MAIN ST,,11-2,,,RICH,,978-249-8108
MAY 11-13,,WESTERLY RI,,ANNUAL SPRNGFEST & CAR SHOWS MISQUAMICUT ST BEACH,,misquamicutfestival.org,,401 322-1026
MAY 12,,LANCASTER,,,PONTIAC DUST-OFF/ALL VEHICLE SHOW,,KIMBALLS RT 70,11-9,,,,yankeepoci.org,,TONY,,617-620-5246
*MAY 19,20: MANSFIELD, MA; GREAT WOODS AUTO SWAP MEET,,XFINITY CENTER,,885 S. MAIN ST. (RTE.140 EXIT @ I-495) 774-218-8681
MAY 20,,WORCESTER:,,11TH ANNUAL 100% KULTURE HOT ROD & KUSTOM SPRING SHOW,,RALPH’S DINER,,100 GROVE ST. 10AM—5PM
MASS CRUISERS Club Events
APR 12 & 26: FOXBORO;,,BASS PRO SHOPS CRUISE SEASON BEGINS,,3:30 PM.
APR 17: HOLLISTON;,,CLUB TOUR OF THE NEW HERB CHAMBERS COLLISON CENTER,,60 OCTOBER HILL RD.,,7—8:30 pm
APR. 29: WINDSOR LOCKS, CT: CRUISE TO NEW ENGLAND AIR MUSEUM TOUR & LUNCH AT THE SKY VIEW RESTAURANT.
MEET @ 7:45 TO LEAVE FROM THE NORFOLK CLUBHOUSE @ 8:00AM,,JOHN NUNEZ NEEDS A HEADCOUNT BY SUNDAY APRIL 15
MAY 5: SEEKONK; 7TH ANNUAL CUSTOM CAR SHOW & GO,,SET UP FOR 8 AM—1 PM CAR SHOW
MEET at 6:30 AM to CRUISE from the I-95S Parking Area after mile marker 9.6 or meet us at the track on U.S. Route 6
MAY 12 NORWOOD; 27TH ANNUAL ANNIVERSARY PARTY AT THE OLD COLONIAL CAFÉ 4 PM & NORWOOD THEATER 7:30 PM
MAY 19,20: MANSFIELD, MA; GREAT WOODS AUTO SWAP MEET,,XFINITY CENTER,,CALL DON COLE FOR YOUR SPACE NEEDS
NOTE: ACT FAST. THERE IS NO GUARANTEE THE SAME SPACES WE’VE HAD IN THE PAST WILL BE AVAILABLE,.Monthly Cruisin Page 11
Monday: Thursday:
Abington: Abington Ale House (SSCC), Rte. 18. 4:30 pm-Dusk √ Foxboro: Bass Pro Shops, 1 Bass Pro Pl. (U.S. Rte. 1) (Bruce P) 4:30 PM
Billerica: The 99 Restaurant, 160 Lexington Rd. Middlesex Tpke. 6 pm 4/12, 4/26, 5/10, 5/24, 6/7, 6, 21, 7/5, 7/19, 8/2, 8/16, 8/30, 9/13, 9/27, 10/11, 10/25
Chelmsford: 3rd Mon; Elks Lodge, 300 Littleton Rd. (Rte. 110) 5-8 pm
√4/30 Ipswich: White Farms Ice Cream, 326 High St. (Rte. 1A) 4 pm—dusk
Lowell: Heritage Farm Ice Cream,163 Pawtucket Ave. (Rte. 113) 5—10 pm
Methuen: 2nd Mon; Mann Orchards, 27 Pleasant Valley St. (Rte. 113) 6—9 pm
√4/30 Rochester: Matt’s Blackboard, Plumb Corner Mall, Rte. 105, 5-9 pm
Swansea: Harvest Market, 2685 GAR Hwy, Rte. 6, 4-7pm
Cranston, RI; Denny’s, 1177 Reservoir Ave. (Rte. 2), 3:30pm—dusk (DJ Car Guy)
Johnston, RI; Memorial Park, 1583 Hartford Ave. (US Rte. 6) 5—dusk (Doc)
North Reading: Kitty’s Restaurant, 123 Main St.(Rte. 28);4 pm -Dusk
Tuesday: √ Raynham: Raynham Park,1958 Broadway-Rte.138 (I-495 Exit 8); 5-Dusk (Doc)
√5/8 Billerica: Road Rebels, 99 Restaurant, 160 Lexington Rd. (Rte. 3A); 4-Dusk 4/19, 5/3, 5/17, 5/31, 6/14, 6/28, 7/12, 7/26, 8/9, 8/23, 9/6, 9/20, 10/4, 10/18
√6/8 Bourne: Upper Cape Reg. Tech, Sandwich Rd. Rte. 6A; 5—8:30 pm Saugus: Fuddruckers, 900 Broadway (Rte. 1N); 5 PM— dusk
√5/1 Canton: Canton Classic Car Club Cruise Rite Aid Plaza,4 Washington St.; 5–8 PM √4/319 Shrewsbury: Hebert Candy Mansion, 575 Hartford Pike/Rte. 20 5 PM
Danvers: Breakaway Restaurant, 221 Rte. 1 North .; 4pm – DUSK Stow: Minuteman Air Field Wings & Wheels, 302 Boxboro Rd., 5—8 PM
√4/10 Marlborough: Push Rods, Bolton Street Tavern,487 Bolton St. (Rte. 85); 5–8 PM √5/3 Johnston, RI: Denny’s Restaurant, 1145 Hartford Ave,5—8:30 pm (DJ Car Guy)
Norton: Downtown Café, 292 W. Main St. (Rte. 123) 4pm till Dusk Westerly, RI: Misquamicut Beach, 257 Atlantic Ave. 5 pm—dusk (Doc)
√5/1 Peabody: Corvettes only at the Sylvan St. Grille, 4PM—dusk
Pembroke: Lil Duke’s Ice Cream Shoppe, 254 Church St. (Rte. 139) 4PM
Swansea: Bike & Cars @ Simcock Farm, 361 Marvel St.; 5–9 PM 1st & 3rd Tues
Friday:
Auburn: Auburn/Webster Elks, 754 Southbridge St. (Rte. 12) 5 PM
√4/10 Taunton: Bertucci’s, Silver City Galleria (2 Galleria Dr. ) 4-7 PM (2nd Tues.)
4/10, 5/8, 6/12, 7/10, 8/14, 9/11, 10/9 Dartmouth: I-HOP Cold Stone, 85 Faunce Corner Rd., last Fri ea. mo. 5 pm
Upton: Cruisin’ at the V.F.W, 15 Milford St. (Rte. 140); 5-9PM √5/11 Gardner: Polish/Amer. Club, 171 Kendall Pond Rd. (off Rte. 2A), 5 pm—dusk
√5/1 Weymouth: Auto Zone, 555 Washington St. (Rte. 53) 4 PM—Dark Halifax, MA: Walmart, 295 Plymouth St. (Rte. 106 at Rte. 58), 5—Dark
√4/10 Greenville/Smithfield, RI: A&W Rte.44 (I-295 Exit 7); 6-9PM (Bruce P.) √5/4 Lancaster: Kimball Farm, 1543 Lunenburg Rd. (Rte. 70) 5-9 PM
√5/8 Pawtucket, RI: Slater Park, Armistice Blvd. or Rte. 1A 5–Dusk √5/4 Mattapoisett: Mattapoisett Wharf, 12 Water St. off U.S. Rte. 6; 5—9 PM
√5/15 Warwick, RI: Oakland Beach Cruise Night, Rte. 1A, 4-8pm (DJ Car Guy) Tewksbury: Papa Gino’s, 553 Main St., (Rte. 38) 5 PM till Dusk
W. Bridgewater: Hardy’s Pub, 740 N. Main St., (Rte. 28) 5 PM—Dusk (DOC
Wednesday: √5/4 Ashaway, RI: Bone Yard BBQ (was The Pavilion); 15 Frontier Rd. 4PM—Dusk
Athol: Quabbin Common Mall Market Basket, 47 Tower Rd., 5PM Cumberland, RI: MacDonald’s; Rte. 122, 6 PM (Bruce P.)
Chelmsford: Drum Hill Burger King, Rte. 3 Exit 32, 5:30 PM til dusk Chepachet, RI: St. Eugene’s Church; 1251 Putnam Pike (Rte. 44) 5 PM
Warwick, RI: Rocky Point Clam Shack, 1689 Post Rd. (Rte.1), 4 pm (DJ Car Guy)
√5/2 Danvers: Liberty Tree Mall, Commonwealth Ave. (Rte. 128 Exit 24). 5 pm
Wyoming, RI: Billy Hill’s Roadhouse, 1219 Main St. (I-95 Exit 3A) 5 PM—Dusk
Dracut: Burger King, 77 Drum Hill Rd. (Rte. 3 Exit 32). 5 pm to dusk
√5/2 East Taunton: Star Drive-In, Myricks St. (Rte. 140 exit 10) 5 PM till dark
Harwichport: A & W, 297 Main St. (Rte. 28) 5-7 PM
Saturday:
Holbrook: Lucky Lou’s, 200 S. Franklin St. (Rte. 37) 5PM—dusk (Doc) Abington: SpeeDee (Wal Mart),740 Brockton Ave. (Rte. 123) 5 PM—Dusk (Dom C.)
√5/2 Hanover: Shaw’s Plaza, 35 Columbia Rd. (Rte. 53) 4-8 PM—Silver Lake Car Club Framingham: CJ’s Northside Grill, 911 Edgell Rd., Noon until whenever
Methuen: Fuddruckers, 438 Broadway.,(Rte.28) 5:00 PM—Dusk Hyannis: Bank of Cape Cod’s parking lot, 232 Main St. 4—7 PM
Millbury: Scales, 45 River St. (Rte.146 Exit 8) 2nd & 4th Wed. 5:00 PM—Dusk Merrimac: Skip’s Snack Bar, Rte. 110, 4-9 PM
Milford: Caps Auto Parts, 75 Fortune Blvd, off Rte. 85 6PM Millis: Clicquot Cruise at Gold’s Gym, 27 Milliston Rd. (Rte.109); 5—8:30 PM
N. Attleboro: N.A. Elks, Bulfinch St. 4:30pm—9pm: every other Wed. Waltham: Pizzi Farm, 549 Lincoln St. (off Rte. 2), 4PM—dark
√5/2 Bristol, RI: Dip N Sip Cruise w. Doug Botelho, 775 Hope St. (Rte. 114) 4 pm Riverside RI: Crescent Park Carousel, 700 Bullocks Point Ave,5-8 pm
Exeter, RI: Oak Harbor Village, 567 S. County Trail, 4-8 pm (DJ Car Guy) Slatersville, RI: Xtreme Restorations, 35 RR St., 2nd Sat. Monthly; 9am—Noon
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Westerly, RI: Shore Dinner Hall, 227 Post Rd..5 pm—dusk (DJ Car Guy)
Sunday:
Burlington: Schoolhouse Ice Cream, 216 Cambridge St. 2—7 PM
√5/6 Herb Chambers Cars & Coffee Cruise; Mo. Sundays; 7am—10 am r.d.
5/6 Hingham Lexus, 6/10 Burlington Porsche/Audi, 7/8 Westborough Ford, 8/12 Sharon Lexus, 9/9 Sudbury BMW
Orange: Orange Elks Lodge, 92 New Athol Rd. (Rte. 2A), 4—7 PM
Pembroke: Lil Duke’s Ice Cream Shoppe, 254 Church St. (Rte. 139) all day
Somerset: *Grace Church, 3049 County Rd. (Rte. 138): 4-dusk
*Was the former Sam’s Club Cruise: now 1st & 3rd Sundays
√6/10 Sterling: The 228, 228 Leominster Rd.(Rte. 12); 3 PM—7 PM,Monthly Cruisin
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Member meetings are held the 3rd Tuesday of each month.
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