[CaptJohn]

I thought I'd let any of you that like old cars and go to the casinos in Biloxi, MS know that this whole week there is an old car "Cruise In" from Biloxi to Gulfport. There are 7,000 cars registered. I was there Sunday and what a sight and they were just getting started. I've never seen so many old cars being towed by motorhomes! Maybe there's enough time to book a bus trip to the casinos and see the old cars too. Of course, you can always drive yourself!

[Bill-n-Brillo]

Here's a link to the web site for the event - "Cruisin' The Coast":

Cruisin' The Coast

Bill

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by Bill-n-Brillo

Here's a link to the web site for the event - "Cruisin' The Coast":

Cruisin' The Coast

Bill

Bill. Everybody says to me....Bill-n-Brillo isn't/aren't posting very much.

None of them liked that fact.

I don't either.

[CaptJohn]

Thanks for the link, Bill.

Gracie, I think he's broken his popcorn machine and has been busy fixin it!

PS. Once the storm left Sunday morning, the weather's been great. Mostly all blue sky days for the week. Come on over!

[English Ivy]

Originally Posted by CaptJohn

I was there Sunday and what a sight and they were just getting started.

Captain you should see it now ... the Coast is really rockin! There will easily be 7000 plus cars by the time it's over on Sunday and everybody's having a great time. It's one big party spread out over 29 miles on hwy 90. Great entertainment including the Beach Boys, Jerry Lee Lewis, Peter Noone/Hermans Hermits (we've got tickets), Paul Revere & the Raiders and more. This is a really special event that you can't believe until you experience it. Kinda like The Villages

[sgiamp1]

Originally Posted by CaptJohn

I thought I'd let any of you that like old cars and go to the casinos in Biloxi, MS know that this whole week there is an old car "Cruise In" from Biloxi to Gulfport. There are 7,000 cars registered. I was there Sunday and what a sight and they were just getting started. I've never seen so many old cars being towed by motorhomes! Maybe there's enough time to book a bus trip to the casinos and see the old cars too. Of course, you can always drive yourself!

For those who may be out west, Reno has someting similar every year in August called, "Hot August Nights". It was experience I'll never forget even though they limited it to only had 5000 cars. (don't know if it is not but when we went, the entertainment was free.)

Hot August Nights - Event Schedule