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During each car show attendees can enjoy classic food like hamburgers and fries while strolling through the cars.
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Katie Martino raised money for her kidney transplant fund at the cruise-in.
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Despite the heat, kids and adults alike took part in the activities downtown.
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Drivers sat near their vehicles to discuss the car with any attendee with questions.
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The event takes place on the third Saturday of each month.
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Cars line Palmer Street and the Robert Willaford Train Depot for the event.
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This car came with its own set of plush drivers.
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Lightning McQueen from Disney's "Cars" drew large crowds at the cruise-in.
June’s Strawberry Classic Cruise-In featured cars from the 50s, 60s and 70s and offered delectable refreshments as a reprieve from the summer heat.
Attendees enjoyed food from classic diner themed cars and sweets from a bake sale booth ran by Katie Martino, who is raising awareness and money for her kidney transplant fund. Vendors along Palmer Street also sold items like unique jewelry, home goods and art.
The classic cars had a run for their money this month with the appearance of unique crowd favorites like Lightning McQueen from Disney’s “Cars.”
