Jackson, NJ, Car Craft Cruise - Page 3

**SamLBInj** · #21 07-29-2005, 06:23 PM

Weather not looking to good down this way..

Jeff H · #22 07-29-2005, 07:20 PM

I still plan on heading over but then I'm not driving anything interesting. Hopefully it will be nice and clear by 4 this afternoon.

**KevinW** · #23 07-29-2005, 10:12 PM

I live 5 min away and it is clear and hot here! Car is ready and I am going in the pool! weather channel radar shows rain is in delaware and moving east. That will miss us. Still a chance of T-storms popping up because it is so hot and humid. Well, that is what they make wipers for!

See whomever comes tonight, stop by and say hi! I will have small Team Camaro logos around the cars.

**SamLBInj** · #24 07-29-2005, 11:01 PM

Dealing with DMV, need another piece of paper so I wont be bringing the L78 up...Im going to cruise up in my old lady's red SLK...Where do I park an Import

I will wear a Black Barnegat Light Plumbing & Builders shirt, if you see me yell

Jeff H · #25 07-29-2005, 11:45 PM

Park next to the red 88 4Runner.

I probably won't get there until 5 at the earliest though.

**SamLBInj** · #26 07-30-2005, 06:42 AM

Big night,about 2,500-3,000 cars. Ill post some pics when I get them back...

**KevinW** · #27 07-30-2005, 04:19 PM

Sam, nice meeting you.
Verne, sorry we missed you.
Steve, sorry I didn't get back in time from looking for Verne to see you off, hope you arrived home OK. How was the trip back?

Very crowded! Hours of the cruise are from 6-9pm, reportedly the first car there was a vette at 9:00am

I was there at 3:15 and it was loaded with cars already. Nice night too, weather was perfect.

Steve's Hemi was a hit, it always had a crowd around it. Car Craft spent a good 45 min talking to Steve and taking pics. CC staff said the cruise would be in Jan or Dec issue, which comes out Nov or Dec.

Can't wait for Sam's pics

**njsteve** · #28 07-30-2005, 05:17 PM

Kevin, I emailed you the 4 photos. The trip took about an hour and a half to get home. It took 10 minutes to get out of the parking lot and as soon as I got on I-195 they closed down a lane for construction and it crawled for 2 miles. Once I got through that it only took about 45 minutes to go the rest of the way.

About a mile from my house the Charger reminded me that it doesn't like to drive at night. It has had an electrical glitch for 35 years: the headlight doors slam shut, leaving you in total darkness! -Quite exciting if you're not expecting it! You have to immediately retoggle the headlight switch to open them back up while trying to stay on the road in pitch black darkness at 50 mph.

Great event. It reminded me of a Street Machine Nationals from back in the 70's, only without the annoying drunks!

**KevinW** · #29 07-30-2005, 05:33 PM

Steve, Sounds like an exciting ride home! Here are the pics from Steve.

Myself, camara shy Steve's car, Bruces Z11 and Bruce Wife Z10. Jeff's black 67 is hiding next to the Z10.

Here is the backend shot. Man the Charger is long! Front end of charger is just beyond my Camaro and the backend is way back!

**SamLBInj** · #30 07-30-2005, 06:13 PM

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Steve, Sounds like an exciting ride home! Here are the pics from Steve.

Here is the backend shot. Man the Charger is long! Front end of charger is just beyond my Camaro and the backend is way back!

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They built them that way so you could get a few more people on the car to push it due to all the break downs

Only kidding

, that car was the nicest one there and thats saying something with the amount of cars there...
Steve and Kevin, great to finally meet you guys...Hey Kevin, can I have the Mule when your done with it?

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