Our good friend Roger Posey from the Tri Five Club has graciously extended an invitation to join them again at Hines Drive Cruise on Sunday August 23 from 9:00-4:00
It is always a great event and is only classic cars cruising. It is being held on Sunday, August 23 from 9:00- 4:00. Here is a link to the website with details http://cruisinhines.com/. A $5 donation is expected and having a $5 bill will speed up everyone’s day.
You can only enter at Ford Road – see map in link for details. You must follow all of the rules. WTFC will have tents set up. Follow Hines Drive about 3 miles to our parking spot on the north (right) side of Hines past Merriman Road, right next to the movie cars. We will have signs and there will be Tri-Fives and Cobras parked there.
Now, for the other stuff. Randy Keats is doing a great job organizing this event. He has arranged for two port-a-potties with a sanitation station. Randy will be bringing his grill and Roger has offered to bring a box of burgers & large package of hot dogs with buns to contribute for lunch.
It would be appreciated if participating members wanted to bring something to contribute to lunch. Everyone will bring their own non-alcoholic refreshments.
Just a few rules . . .
- **$5 Donation per Car: Please Have Exact Change!**
- Edward N. Hines Dr. closed for all except Classic Cars/Trucks, 25 years & older. Click HERE for a full description of allowed cars.
- Park opens at 9am for Cruisers.
- Cruisers must enter at Ford Rd. No entry at Outer Drive, Ann Arbor Trail/Nankin Mills, or Merriman Rd. Click on the map image below for more information.
- Spectators can park at Merriman, Telegraph, and Warrendale, but may not drive onto E.N. Hines Drive.** Note for Spectators: Parking is limited. Once these lots are full, spectators will need to park off-site.**
- The pavilions will be open to the public. Vendors will be there with food and event goodies.
- All State of Michigan rules apply.
- All park and motor vehicle laws apply.
- No motorcycles, mini-bikes, or golf carts.
- Bicycles must use the bike path or follow State of Michigan bicycle laws. No passing on the right. Follow the flow of traffic.
- Zero tolerance for burn-outs, drunk driving. No racing starts.
- No passing. No parking on the paved shoulder. Paved shoulder must be left clear for emergency traffic.
- No unapproved commercial banners.
- No political signs, banners, or promotions.
- No unapproved vendors or commercial vehicles
- No business advertising on cruise vehicles.