Robert Martin and his Impala.
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Zeb Reid’s 1955 Nomad “Z-Nomad.”
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Ford Fairlane with a 427.
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Ed Keschinger’s Crown Victoria.
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Arnett’s Ford truck.
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Kaye Bedenbaugh helps park the GTO.
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Ackerman’s 1969 Ford Mustang Mach I.
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Gary Johnson’s new toy.
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Pontiac Fiero GT.
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Josh Cumalander’s truck.
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Lew Lapine’s Olds 442.
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Craig Walters’ Riviera.
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The Midlands S.C. Muscle and Classic Car Group held their final Cruise-In of the season at Advance Auto Parts on Sept. 26.
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NEWBERRY — The Midlands S.C. Muscle and Classic Car Group held their final Cruise-In of the season at Advance Auto Parts on Sept. 26 with a 1980s theme.
“Special thank you to Lee Driggers, store manager, and employees for hosting the Saturday’s 5-7 p.m. Cruise-In. There were a total of 84 classic cars and trucks in attendance of all kind of makes and models. I was very happy to see old friends and see new faces and vehicles. (It’s) always a lot of fun when our group gets together. Great vehicles, people and music,” said Zeb Reid, president of the Midlands S.C. Muscle and Classic Car Group. “This has been a difficult year for classic car and truck enthusiasts. Our next Cruise-In will be at Livingston’s Service Center (Main Street location) on February 27, 2021.”
The following is the schedule for the 2021 Cruse-Ins:
• February 27, 2021, (12-2 p.m.) at Livingston’s Service Center, Main Street, Newberry.
• May 29, 2021, (12-2 p.m.) at Little Mountain Antiques.
• June 19, 2021, (5-7 p.m.) at Sonic Drive-In (1970s Themed).
• Sept. 18, 2021, (5-7 p.m.) at Advance Auto Parts.
• Oct. 2, 2021, (9 a.m.-5 p.m.) at Newberry Oktoberfest.