2004 Cruise For A Cure

Who let in this bunch of clowns? Oh, they're here to entertain the kids of all ages.

David Gongora's bronze '56 Chevy panel truck was cruising the fairgrounds looking for a good parking place. This 'bagged panel is a very clean driver that CCT plans to feature in an upcoming issue.

Entry 2380, an immaculate blue '49 Chevy pickup, is the pride and joy of Angie Rebman of Huntington Beach, California.

Pro Design's Mike Filion brought entry 3031, a stunning '67 Chevy Crew Cab from his shop located in Santa Ana, California.

Mark Arrocha's exceptionally nice '67 Chevy El Camino with large-diameter wheels was entry 563. Mark is from Anaheim, California.

Jim Baker's clean, green '29 Model A roadster pickup was looking for a new home. It currently resides in Downey, California. The real steel pickup wears American Racing Torq-Thrust IIs.

Cruise For A Cure event organizer Debbie Baker got a ride on a vintage horse-drawn fire department water tanker carriage. Thanks Debbie for another terrific turnout for a great cause.

Hang on tight Debbie, those fire department horses are used to getting to the scene of a fire in a hurry.

Various local fire departments brought vintage fire equipment to display and parade around the fairgrounds. The crowd enjoyed the parade and the fire crews enjoyed the attention received.