What is the best part...

[65LA]

Thanks everyone for your thoughts.
I'm hoping to pull a cruise and show together next year for a small community celebration. It sounds like low key (no contest) and the ability to look/see is key factors that is appealing. The hotties (both male and female) are extras!

One last question (well, probably not..but work with me).. are you in favor or against "entry fees" - if you know the money is going towards a charitable cause or back into the community?

[Ron61]

65,

We have a cruise and small car show here every year on the date the dam was finished and I believe the entry fee is $10 dollars which goes into the community Senior Citizen fund. I pay a lot of times and don't even take a car over as I just have to walk two blocks to the hall. There are no plaques or anything to be won so that removes all the complaining about who should win. I enjoy it as it is just very laid back and next to a small park where vendors can set up booths and we all spend the evening just talking, looking at the cars, and browsing the vendor booths to see what they have. Then the cruise goes over to Shasta Dam and back and is just a fun drive, no burn outs, or other stuff like that. Red Bluff had a similar thing a few years ago when the new Ford Dealership opened and that was an enjoyable day. Everyone who attended got a dash plaque I think it was and there was no judging of the cars.

Ron