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North St. Paul History Cruze Car Show
(Tentatively) June 1st - September 14th, 2012

Hot off the Presses....
The History Cruze Board has met with the City of North St Paul, North St Paul Business Assoc & some Business owners and have a tentative schedule for the 2012 shows. Our agreed upon dates (with the city council's approval) is June 1st - September 14th, 2012. We are sending out to the vendors, bands and volunteers to let them know. Get the word out folks, we are ready to party on the streets again, can't wait for the corn dogs, brats, ribs, pasta, funnel cakes and ice cream. The weather has not been bad the first half of the winter so far but it will not be long before we see dancing in the streets due to the great bands. It's time to start thinking about chrome, headers, rat rods and great stock classics.

History Cruze Breakfast Meetings

If you miss your Friday Night History Cruze friends and would like to keep up to date with what is happening for 2012, we have Saturday Breakfast get togethers and Friday Dinner get togethers throughout the winter.

Breakfast has been set up at 8:00am on the third Saturdays of each month thru April (February 18, 2012). We will be meeting at Old Country Buffet in Maplewood, 3000 White Bear Avenue, Maplewood, MN 55109. Their website is http://www.oldcountrybuffet.com.

Dinner has been set up at 6:00pm on the first Friday of each month thru April (February 4, 2012) at Bobby and Steve's in Lino Lakes. They are located at 7090 21st Avenue, Lino Lakes, MN, Phone: 651-294-2094. Their website is http://www.bobbyandstevesautoworld.com/linolakes.html.

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Brian Fennell, 1973 VW Karmann Ghia - 9/16/11

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1973 VW Karmann Ghia
9/16/11

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Looking for Volunteers...

We are looking for volunteers to become "Yellow Shirts" for the 2012 season. We are looking for people to rotate work at the gates during the season. If you already come to the show and would like to be part of a great family experience, contact John @ 612 801-8107 or Paul @ 651 210-9645.

Vendors & Newsletter

To join our E-mail List mailings for monthly newsletter updates on special events and show information, click here.

We will start to send out applications in early 2012 when details have been worked out for the 2012 Car Show. Watch for updates...

To become a vendor in the North St. Paul History Cruze Car show, please send your contact information and a list of the items you may want to sell at our show or to inquire on availability of sites, contact historycruzer@historycruzer.com or contact Bruce or Sandy Fabio at 651 779-2315.

If you are a business, car club or member and you have an event or an announcement you would like to post, please e-mail the information you would like listed to Bruce or Sandy at historycruzer@historycruzer.com or contact us at 651 779-2315.

Tip of the Month:

There are lots of polishing products on the shelves these days. Unfortunately, not all the companies making these products speak the same language. Polish and a polishing compound may not be the same thing. Some may say they are fine for all paint, or new paint or faded paint. Some are liquid, some are wax some are waterless. Rubbing compounds come in liquid or paste. Liquid is easier to apply, but you won’t get as much compound for the money. Stop! Read the label. If you can’t tell if the polish has abrasives or not, then don’t buy it. Find the right polish that will be right for your car. Weather you’re using an abrasive hand-applied polishing compound on severely faded paint of a nonabrasive polish on clearcoat, work in the shade or in a garage. Apply the polish to a small area and use a supplied applicator or a piece of terrycloth. Follow the package directions. Some use water, some don’t. If you are using an abrasive compound, you will see removed paint on your applicator.

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