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Everything they’ve done in the past will be the same this year. They will take a vote in August to see if they are going to have a parade again or not. The group would like to keep the tradition going for many reasons, including the support they get from over 45 local families who volunteer every year. Dave Harrison, a 37-year member of the Cache Valley Cruise-In and the one who answers the phone for the group, said he’s had calls from surrounding states wondering if they were going to have a Cruise-In this year.
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He said that all sorts of vehicles will be featured in the Cruise Nights, including hot rods, imports, antiques, classic cars, trucks and muscle cars beginning at 630p.m. Power for Kim’s truck originates from a “ZZ4” 350-cubic-inch V8 rated at 385 horsepower, and a 700R4 four-speed automatic transmission power to the rear wheels through a 3.88-geared limited-slip rear end. Features include a Heidts front end, Koa wood bed planks, Dakota digital gauges, an Alpine sound system, ostrich upholstery, and a powder-coated frame. Kim’s truck is a work of art, and it drew a crowd throughout the day at the fairgrounds.
The Cache Valley Cruising Association is proud to announce the entertainment for the 2022 car show.
Originally, the parade was organized to make the thousands of cars cruising up and down Main Street easier to manage, Douglas said. Larin Lind stands next to his 1950 Chevy pickup truck which has been customized and will be in this weekend’s Cruise-In car show. Karen Higley said her family liked the wide assortment of vehicles in the parade. Previously longtime Wellsville residents, Higley, her husband, Jeremy and their children now live in North Logan as they build a home in Preston.
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This beautiful 40th Anniversary Corvette comes as a Ruby Red C4 Coupe. Total production for all 1993 Corvettes in ’93 was 23,330. Tickets can be purchased at the door, or at Lee’s Marketplace, for $10 for adults 18-years and older.
Cache Valley Cruise-In back for 'full show' in 2021 - The Herald Journal
Cache Valley Cruise-In back for 'full show' in 2021.
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Fifteen of the high-end cars will be judged to see which one is the best inside the Cache County Events Center. They will also bring the public together and give them a chance to vote for people’s choice. The builders will be judged and given a first, second, third and people’s choice award. The car show will be at the fairgrounds as in the past. The car show is the meat and potatoes of the Cruise-In.
The three-day event is held at the Cache County Fairgrounds every first Saturday in July.The Cache Valley Cruise-In has gained popularity and attendance because of the quality of the show cars and the giveaway cars. The giveaway car is a year-long project undertaken by the Cache Valley Cruising Association and is sponsored by many businesses, both local and national. Proceeds from the show go toward the next year’s show, project car, and other club activities. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd,racist or sexually-oriented language.PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR CAPS LOCK.Don't Threaten. Threats of harming anotherperson will not be tolerated.Be Truthful.
The Cache Valley Cruise-In is a rod run event held annually in Logan, Utah (90 miles north of Salt Lake City) and is hosted by the Cache Valley Cruising Association. All types and models of specialty vehicles are invited to attend. It all started in 1982 with a group of five people working together to organize the first Cache Valley Cruise-In.
The Cruise-In is back and so are weekly Cruise Nights
Our membership is made of member families that have a strong commitment to hosting a high quality cruise-In for the participants, spectators, and event sponsors. We really enjoy meeting fellow street rodders and make this event the most fun and best car show ever attended. We feel we have been very successful in our efforts as the public and community reception of our event has been terrific. Event sponsors provide substantial support though monetary and product donations, and the participants bring their outstanding and valuable vehicles to our show for all to see and enjoy. Many participants have said that our show is one of the most fun and most relaxed shows they have ever attended, with the best meals, entertainment, and activities. The CVCA members host the Cruise-In without pay or compensation except for a heartfelt thank you.
The three day event is held at Logan/Cache Fairgrounds, the first Saturday in July. The Cache Valley Cruise-In has been gaining in popularity and attendance because of the quality of the show cars and the giveaway cars. The giveaway car is a year-long project undertaken by the Cache Valley Cruising Association and sponsored by many businesses both local and national. Proceeds from the show go toward the next year’s show, next years project car, and other club activities.
Each car show admission ticket gives you a chance on the door prize. You will need both the printed ticket and a wrist band for the concert. When you purchase your ticket on line you will receive an email with the ticket included. For access to the concert you need either the ticket after you print it out or your cell phone to show the email at the gate for verification and to get your wrist band.
Over the course of the Cruise-In each member typically donates about 40 hours of time. Show admission is $10.00 each for anyone age 18 and over. Your admittance ticket gives you a chance at the yearly giveaway car. The meals and games/driving events are designed for show participants only.
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