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Woodward

Has anyone been? i was thinking about going this year but i'm not sure, my father went last year and said it was great.
heres a link http://www.woodwarddreamcruise.com/index.php

Woodward

Reply #1
we used to live in detroit and the dream cruise was a ZOO!!!!  in a good way :)  i don't know what it's like now, but 4 years ago, it was probably the best car cruise we've ever been to..... there were cars from EVERY era there....  and it was usually packed.....  we made a day of it, sat at a friends business.... and spent the day cooking out and watching all the cars go by... we never drove in it, but it was usually bumper to bumper....

if you're interested in all types of classic cars and have the time and money, you won't be disappointed :)


OOOH!!!  I'm a Eco Hypermiler :burnout: Not bad for 79mph on the interstate 2hours a day

Woodward

Reply #2
My wife has a cousin that lives but a short distance away. We park at their house and walk with lawn chairs find a spot and sit back.

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Reply #3
Yep. It is awesome. One day I will have a car worthy of cruising Woodward in...
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Reply #4
I used to live a block from Woodward at 11.5 mile.  It is a great time.  You'll become calloused to 60's vettes, muscle mopar, ford and chevy and 60's cobras because there will be so many.

The Big three used to rent parking lots and put on huge new and old car displays.  9 Mile was Mustang alley.

It has gotten to where everyone brings their cars out Monday through Friday and cruises before the event actually starts.  We used to go out on during the week to watch the cars because it was crowded, but not such a mad house.

I'm wondering how the economy will affect it.

Woodward

Reply #5
so it sounds llike a really good event i might just end up going

 

Woodward

Reply #6
I've gone every year since 1999. Last year, I cruised my '88 Thunderbird too, and I didn't see many Fox body Birds or Cougars there either.  It's a great time,  I'll probably cruise the Bird again this year.
1988 Thunderbird
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AOD w/ Transgo Reprogrammer
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