Date: June 29
Cruisin' Downriver
Downriver has a love affair with cars!
We love the classic '57 Thunderbirds and the '55 Chevys, the '69 Camaro and the '70 Chevelle SS muscle cars, all of the Corvettes and the 40-plus years of the Ford Mustang, to name a few. We love the flamed paint jobs, the chrome side pipes, the low rumbles of the powerful engines and the smell of burning rubber. We love to take care of them, baby them and envy and respect those who do the same.
But most of all, we love to show off and drive them in Cruisin' Downriver!
Route: Fort St from Sibley Road to Outer Drive through the cities of Lincoln Park, Riverview, Southgate and Wyandotte or just Fort St from Sibley Road to Outer Drive from Riverview to Wyandotte
Phone: (734) 284-6000 | Web site: www.cruisindownriver.com
- While at the event, visit other nearby attractions and activities that car-lovers and their families enjoy.
- Walter P. Chrysler Museum
Celebrating the proud American heritage of an automotive original
- Meadow Brook Hall
Step into an architectural masterpiece that captures the spectacular lifestyle created by the early wealth of the auto industry
- Packard Proving Grounds
The Packard Proving Grounds offers you a chance to tour the proving grounds that are currently under rehabilitation.
- While at the event, visit other nearby attractions and activities that car-lovers and their families enjoy.
- 8/3/2009 | Clinton Township Gratiot Cruise
80,000 of you cruised Gratiot Avenue; it was shoulder to shoulder and bumper to bumper with great spectators and fabulous classics.
- 8/6/2009 | Walter P. Chrysler Museum Cruise Nights
Informal gathering on the Museum's grounds for auto enthusiasts with cruisers of all makes and models
- While at the event, visit other nearby attractions and activities that car-lovers and their families enjoy.
- Meadow Brook Hall Museum Shop
Visitors to Meadow Brook Hall now can take a little bit of the historic mansion home with them.
- Walter P. Chrysler Gift Shop
Offering something for everyone interested in Chrysler heritage, including the 1928 Chrysler Model 72 Le Mans Race Car - the first model commissioned by the museum.
