This is the first year my Camaro has ever made it to the Gratiot cruise. Typically, we all go to the show, but we park and walk. This year, by friend Rod brought his '41 Ford pickup, my '69 Camaro, Dad's '95 Formula, Father-in-law's '14 Challenger SRT, and Brother-in-law's '14 Challenger R/T Shaker. It was nice to have so many family and friends with their cars at the show. After a few hours of settling in, we still walked the cruise, and though turnout seemed a bit lighter, was still a very good kickoff to this year's cruise season.
My wife's dream car, which I hope to some day get her.
One of the baddest wagons ever, and I'm not a big fan of Olds. This Vista Cruiser though, man, with those skylight windows, simply awesome!
Nice Coronet.
This is about how my dad's Challenger will ride, perhaps even a little bit lower.
Twin turbo power!
A boat of a car, but those lines are perfect. The wheels and stance are perfect on this one.
I really like the two tone on this Ford.
You don't see many Falcons, and this is one of the nicest, with some massive meats out back!
3rd Gens continue to gain popularity.
There are but a handful of cars that can get away with the metal flake paint jobs, and this one definitely qualifies.
Uhhhhh....ok.
2014 Gratiot Cruise - Eastpointe
Nice Coronet.
This is about how my dad's Challenger will ride, perhaps even a little bit lower.
Twin turbo power!
A boat of a car, but those lines are perfect. The wheels and stance are perfect on this one.
I really like the two tone on this Ford.
You don't see many Falcons, and this is one of the nicest, with some massive meats out back!
3rd Gens continue to gain popularity.
There are but a handful of cars that can get away with the metal flake paint jobs, and this one definitely qualifies.
Uhhhhh....ok.
2014 Gratiot Cruise - Eastpointe
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