Waterfront Car Cruise – Tuesday, July 20 6:00 -9:00 PM
The Grand Prix’s Waterfront Car Cruise has grown in popularity every year since it was moved to Homestead in 2001. Each year you can see more and more unique cars as all vehicles are welcome!
CAR CRUISE SPONSOR
The PVGP is pleased to have Guardian Storage as the sponsor of our annual Waterfront Car Cruise.
Located a few miles from Schenley Park it’s a perfect warm-up for the car shows and vintage races on the upcoming weekend. A special thanks goes out to the Waterfront owners; M&J Wilkow, for underwriting our event. We are looking forward to seeing more than 500 cars on display at our annual cruise at the Waterfront in Homestead. The car show takes place from 4:00 until 9:00 PM in the parking lot along Waterfront Drive next to Chick-fil-A.
For those who are unfamiliar with a cruise – it is basically a large car show open to anyone who wants to show off their ride -that includes old cars, new cars, trucks and motorbikes. You don’t actually cruise around, but upon arrival, you park immediately and become part of the show. The PVGP Car Cruise is a fantastic place for auto aficionados, hot rodders, gearheads, car crazy people as well as families to gather for a few hours and enjoy the cars, the people and the stories.
Cost
We ask cruisers to make a $5 donation for our charities; A PVGP Race Program will be given for each donation.
Please contact the Grand Prix’s Cruise event captain Don Privett with any questions about our car cruise.
Cruise Rules
We strive to provide a safe and friendly evening for all and we ask our visitors to abide by some simple rules:
- There are NO saving spaces after 6:00 PM – the event fills up almost every year so saving a spot for a friend creates lots of headaches for our volunteers.
- Alcoholic beverages or the consumption of such is strictly prohibited on the premises.
- For Sale signs and solicitation of vehicles is not permitted.
- NO solicitation of ANY kind except by approved vendors. Click here for information on becoming a vendor.
- NO burnouts! We appreciate horsepower as much as anyone, but a crowded shopping center parking lot is not the safest place to do this. If you really want to lay down some rubber why not get a competition license and become a vintage racer!
- Pets are permitted if on a leash and under the control of the owner. If in the opinion of the PVGP, a pet presents a danger or nuisance to others, the pet owner and pet will be asked to leave.
