By Brett Hickman
Sunny skies and comfortable temperatures resulted in the perfect setting for The Southsider Voice’s cruise-in Friday. More than 75 beautifully restored vintage, classic and customized hot rods filled the Beck Service Center parking lot at the southeast corner of Madison and Edgewood avenues. The playing of the national anthem kicked off festivities at 6 p.m. As with every cruise-in, free food and bottled water was available for all, compliments of Ziebart, Dan Shine Realty and The Voice. Guests enjoyed jumbo chicken enders from Chick-A-Boom, pizza from Little Caesars, macaroni and cheese and green beans. Cruising-themed music from the 1950s and ’60s was provided by Paul Rippy, and it added to the nostalgic atmosphere.
Sunny skies and comfortable temperatures resulted in the perfect setting for The Southsider Voice’s cruise-in Friday. More than 75 beautifully restored vintage, classic and customized hot rods filled the Beck Service Center parking lot at the southeast corner of Madison and Edgewood avenues. The playing of the national anthem kicked off festivities at 6 p.m. As with every cruise-in, free food and bottled water was available for all, compliments of Ziebart, Dan Shine Realty and The Voice. Guests enjoyed jumbo chicken enders from Chick-A-Boom, pizza from Little Caesars, macaroni and cheese and green beans. Cruising-themed music from the 1950s and ’60s was provided by Paul Rippy, and it added to the nostalgic atmosphere.