Enjoy :)

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sweet, thats awesome thanks for posting those, nice burnout pics btw! that Charger is sweet!

Very cool Tom! :thumbsup: Thanks!

Great pics! Great time!!!!!:yes:

What I thought was amusing was when everyone was leaving for a cruise around the island, the first car did a massive burnout when it pulled onto the street. The next car did one, then the next... The cops show up. What the cop did was hold back non-Chevelles from entering the street, then the cop gave the thumbs-up for the burnouts to continue! :hurray:

What I thought was amusing was when everyone was leaving for a cruise around the island, the first car did a massive burnout when it pulled onto the street. The next car did one, then the next... The cops show up. What the cop did was hold back non-Chevelles from entering the street, then the cop gave the thumbs-up for the burnouts to continue! :hurray:

Now that part I missed, I had turned around and was limping back, and the cop was sitting where i needed to go, but he moved right when I limped back in, :thumbsup: :beers:

I missed that part. :( Darn!!
Was on a flight back home Sat afternoon.

I must say that in most cases, the police have been VERY cooperative towards our club function. Too bad they couldn't give lessons to some others but perhaps it has more to do with the "when and where" than anything else. After we leave the parking lot, it really is a fairly sedate but incredibly beautiful cruise! Around 50 cars for this year's cruise...outstanding!

Bill You would have been proud of the burnouts/ Lots of rubber marks:yes:


Dave

What I thought was amusing was when everyone was leaving for a cruise around the island, the first car did a massive burnout when it pulled onto the street. The next car did one, then the next... The cops show up. What the cop did was hold back non-Chevelles from entering the street, then the cop gave the thumbs-up for the burnouts to continue! :hurray:

hmmm....... wonder who the first car was I bet I can guess and I wasnt even there ;)

Actually, the first car out was our "engineeer" of the Chevelle train...Jim Kaiser..who lives on Grand Island. His '66 427 does a rather mean burnout! Nothing like a little smoke in the air....clears the sinuses!