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Yes, I do, if it doesn’t involve a long drive. I wish something was available on the West side of Madison or the South Side. I would be more inclined to spend a couple of hours at a weeknight cruise-in if there was something more “geographically” friendly.
Marshall
Yes, I have 3 weekly shows that are about 15 minutes from me. 1 in Racine and 2 in Milwaukee. There are some places close to me that have a show once a year that I try to get to.
Yes, as long as they are not too far away. Since they are after work during the week the distance makes a big difference.
I think the location and time, make all the difference in the world!
I like the East Towne Mall area alot, and it’s actually closer than Sun Prairie, but I didn’t make it to any of these cruise-ins last year. Actually, I didn’t make it to any of the weekday cruise-ins in Sun Prairie either. I did make it to the one cruise-in at the Quaker Steak and Lube, but I believe that one was on a Sunday afternoon.
In order for me to be more involved this coming year, I will need to drive the Mustang to work and leave from work for any weekday cruise-ins. The problem is my insurance company (Grundy Worldwide) specifically excludes a collector car that is used as a daily driver, although they do cover cruise-ins and car club activities and events.
Marshall
You might be OK if your INS. Co. says that you can drive it around. If ever pulled over, say you are going to a cruise night or your a just driving. You really aren’t using the car as a daily driver.
Quote:I think the location and time, make all the difference in the world!I like the East Towne Mall area alot, and it’s actually closer than Sun Prairie, but I didn’t make it to any of these cruise-ins last year. Actually, I didn’t make it to any of the weekday cruise-ins in Sun Prairie either. I did make it to the one cruise-in at the Quaker Steak and Lube, but I believe that one was on a Sunday afternoon.
In order for me to be more involved this coming year, I will need to drive the Mustang to work and leave from work for any weekday cruise-ins. The problem is my insurance company (Grundy Worldwide) specifically excludes a collector car that is used as a daily driver, although they do cover cruise-ins and car club activities and events.
Marshall
That is a negative with most insurance companies. Hagerty, the one I use has the same limitation. They just don’t want someone using their classic for a daily driver. I just would not want to give them an excuse for not paying a claim.
Quote:You might be OK if your INS. Co. says that you can drive it around. If ever pulled over, say you are going to a cruise night or your a just driving. You really aren’t using the car as a daily driver.I have mine insured with State Farm. They have a great plan for collector cars where there is no driving limitations, and the vehicle is insured for full appraisal price.
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