Newsletter

​Hey There Cruisers,
                Well, the warm temperatures and weekends full of sunshine are slowly creeping behind us once again. The leaves are turning, and the nights are getting longer as our fun filled weekends start to come to an end. Like many of you, I have already stored my beloved lil Mrs. in the in the garage and covered her up for a long winters rest. For the time being, we can but dream of another spring day upon which we shall fling the doors open and once again hit the long road of cruising together. Until then, stay warm, stay safe and enjoy the long winters days.
                Before we all tucked our cars away for the winter, many of us were able to get out and enjoy some final shows and meets together. Heather Wright & Cristopher Sweinhart did a stellar job of organizing our Berns Church Grove show where they had about 40 vehicles and hundreds of people come out to enjoy the day with them. Club choice awards were given out and they have already begun to promote and organize other show dates for 2022. Watch for those dates on the club Facebook page and I hope that you can all come out and join us for a great time together. Several of you joined Dena & I at the Trunk or Treat event at Parker Ford Baptist Church in late October. There was food and fun for hundreds of families as cruisers each decorated their cars and handed tons of candy out to the kids. Some of us made it out to High street for their final cruise night which saw a record turnout with many cars being turned away with nowhere to park. A great big thank you to the Red Horse club for their valiant efforts and huge success. Still others attended shows all over the region and shared photos across our Facebook pages of all their events. If you missed out on any of the activities, or if you have photos that you would like to share of your events, check out the club Facebook page and feel free to share, like and post your favorite pictures.
                In mid-October, our club treasurer, Mark Bullard, finally received the much anticipated 501C3 status letter that we have waited almost 3 years to get. We are now a fully recognized, nonprofit club with a tax exemption status for all of our activities. This gives us the freedom to raise funds to support veterans and their families without any federal responsibility. That also means that more money will go directly to those families that need it the most. We need to give Mark a huge high five and hearty thank you for all of the constant work he has done to achieve this status for the club. Please make sure to give him a pat on the back the next time you see him at a club event or show.
                With that in mind, as we come to the end of this cruising year, its time for many of us to renew our club membership. During the pandemic we waived the membership dues and kept everyone connected as much as possible. With the pandemic now in our rearview mirror, and our club bank account in a sad state of stability, its time for us to reintroduce the annual club fees. Its just $20.00 per household to be part of the club and is good for one full year. If you have already sent in your membership dues, thank you so much for your support and we look forward to catching up with you all year long. If you still need to send in your dues, please send it to Lost Highway Cruisers, P.O. Box 901 Royersford, PA. 19468. Again, we will make sure that all members are kept up to date on events, happenings and get togethers on a monthly basis.
                Finally, while the classics & hotrods may be tucked away for the winter, there is still plenty of activity for all of us to stay involved with. On Saturday November 20th, all club members are invited out to The Breakfast Hut for a club meeting. We will share some food, laughs and get caught up on all of our projects that we are working on. On Saturday, December 4th, the Pink Moose in Royersford will be hosting a veteran’s toy drive for everyone to participate in. Just bring a new unwrapped toy or gift to help support all of our veteran’s families this Christmas season. All donations will remain within the immediate local vicinity and will help many families to have a very merry Christmas. Finally, on Saturday, December 18th, we will be traveling to 4-5 club members homes for a fun progressive dinner together. Each house will host a different course of the meal and we will end the night by cruising to the president’s home for deserts and drinks. We hope you can all come join us for fun evening and bring along your best Christmas spirit. We hope to see you there. Until then, I hope that you all keep the shiny side up and the rubber side down. Happy cruising clubbers.
 
                                                                                                                                                Gratefully, Bob Davalt
                                                                                                                                                Lost Highway Cruisers Club President