Classic Cars shine up for Cruise Nite
Administrator | Jun 20, 2012 | Comments 2
More than 100 cars came out to Picton's Cruise Nite.
By Bill Samuel
www.quintecar.ca
Freddy Vette praises the power of AM radio.
Local radio personality, Freddy Vette, from CJBQ 800, hosted the Thursday night cruise event in Picton while broadcasting live for his evening radio show.
“This is the first of many cruise nights we’ll be at this year,” said Vette. “We’ll be at all the cruise nights in the region in the coming weeks.”
Vette’s daily 50s radio show has been a popular tune-in for CJBQ listeners for the past three years.
Picton Cruise Nite hosts Darlene and Laverne Bailey were thrilled with the exceptional turn-out and thank Freddy Vette and all the wonderful people who came out and shared a night of great cars and 50s Rock and Roll.
Picton Cruise Nite is held every Thursday from 6-8 p.m. at the Canadian Tire parking lot until the Thanksgiving weekend.
Carl Maybee's 1951 Chevrolet DeLuxe
Rod Pringle's 1951 Ford pick-up
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A great event hosted by a Fantastic entertainer.
A must “attend” when Freddie is in Picton.
Awesome Show, Wonderful Cars, thanks to everyone who brought out those beautiful cars for the rest of us to see. And thanks Darlene and Laverne for having Freddy come down!