A lot of us guys have newer Corvettes. We have had no problems getting into cruise nights around here. Does this hold true elsewhere? A friend of mine, who we won't mention, was running a local cruise night. A guy with an old car started ragging on him about the newer cars going to ruin the cruise night. My friend politely informed the guy that if he didn't like it, he could leave but be careful and don't damage your car going over the curb. Lots of car shows have date cut offs and that is fine. Car shows are something entirely different in my book. To me, cruise nights are a throw back to the sixties when we would all meet, with whatever we had, at a local A&W, doughnut shop or whatever. Joe Scollard started the first cruise night idea in Peterborough around 1990 if not before. It was just 8-10 guys meeting in the Filtration Plant Zoo parking lot much like in the sixties and it evolved into a very successful cruise night at various venues around town as it grew. Anyone and everyone was welcome and I imagine the businesses enjoyed the extra income. What do you guys think? Are the cruise nights just for the old cars or should everyone be welcome?