On June 7th 2009 Eleven classic cars from the Hope Mills Cruzers rumbled into the Village Green a quit retirement retreat nestled in Fayetteville. I can tell you it was a day well spent getting to know some new and interesting people. The residence loved the fellowship and seeing these cars allowed them to reminisce about back in the day. Each resident looked at all the cars but some held special memories for each which made this day even more special just to see these nice folks faces light up, yes it was a great day enjoyed by all.
Car Shows are not about trophies or who's car is the best of show but of course someone has to receive something at a show or it would simply be loitering. A car show is an event that attempts to raise money for a nonprofit organization which supports a youth group or a specific community organization that needs assistance. The Hope Mills Cruzers have been known as a classic car club who supports it's community. Sometimes we loose perspective on what the goals of a car show does weather we realize it or not it develops fellowship. A fellowship with folks in our community that share the same passion and folks we would other wise never have time for, so who cares if we win a trophy! Lets be grateful for the old and new friends, fellowship and families that we all have the time to be the same. Folks who share the same passion of classic muscle cars. Great Job on the show Fred we the Hope Mills Cruzers enjoyed ourselves.
