Do you have time to go to cruise nights?

[Garibaldi]

Do you have time after work on the weekdays to go to cruise nights?

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[Anonymous]

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

[hpdog259962]

Try to, my probelem is that I forget about them. BangHead.gif

[Amigo2k]

I like them too mainly because it is a 2 hour or less commitment.

[montefrazer]

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.

[GTO Man]

Yes, as long as they are not too far away. Since they are after work during the week the distance makes a big difference.

[Anonymous]

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

[hpdog259962]

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.

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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

[GTO Man]

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.

[moparkid25]

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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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[Garibaldi]

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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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So I guess they’re being a good neighbor! Drogar-Laugh(LBG).gif

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