What street/City did you cruise in High School?

Dream Street in Florence, Kentucky. Bumper to bumper every Friday and Saturday night.

 

hahaha....you musta grown up in arab

 

Pretty much the same territory, 69-71. Lincoln Park Big Boys had 'em lined up all the way down Goddard road, both directions, especially when Detroit Dragway let out.

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Lafayette,Indiana had 3 drive-ins ,Park and Eat in middle of town cross river to south end's Big Boy, back to Park and Eat then on to northwest Big Boy. had hills on the way to race up,cops were pretty cool, they did the same before becoming cops. Miss the good times, car broke everybody stop to see if could help. Used to run tank gas almost every night, good times met a lot of people that have ran into 30 years later not recognize them somehow car stuff comes up tell about cars you used to drive and you end up remembering there rides and think darn they look old compared to you.

 

Woodward Avenue in Michigan in the 60's. Before the Royal Oak Police cracked down on the drag racing. I saw guys unloading gassers off trailers and then raced them on Woodward.

You could see everything and get most everything on Woodward. I remember a gas war between stations and gas was 19 cents a gallon and they pumped it for you, checked the oil and washed your windshield!!!

 

Highland Street in Worcester, Ma

 

Main St- Houston Texas 1952

 

Charlotte MI early 80's.

 

Wore out the Klucks parking lot on Ecorse Rd in the late 70's early 80's, also used to run out to Telegraph and Gratiot ave, those guys were serious though didnt have any thing for them in those days

 

U.s. highway 20, it runs right through the middle of Rockwellcity. The loop used to be start at the car wash or the gas station. Then cruse the half mile to the Casey's gas station at the end. Good times...spent most of my paychecks in high school on gas every weekend.

 

Gratiot Avenue,Roseville Mi. Throughout the '70's.

 

route 1a Newport Avenue, pawtucket R.I. 1988 to 93. sometime Plymouth ave in Fall River Mass

 

Ogden Ave. in Berwyn, IL Late 50's

 

Whittier Blvd. late 70's, early 80's.

 

oneredriderone, you forgot the 'Sip & Nip' that was open almost 24/7.....Telegraph and Sheridan in Dearborn...between Ford Rd. and Cherry Hill and was there until they widened Telegraph with the green island in the middle......

Hi Red,,,

 

X100000 especially the Berdoo part

 

I cruised Woodward Ave. in the mid 60's. 8 mile to Ted's. Had a 60 Impala, 348 tri power,Rolled and pleated, flake paint job. Sure have some good memories.

 

Ridgewood Ave in Ridgewood, NJ. We always went there to pick up the rich girls. And boy did they love the boys from the poor towns. HA

 

5th-6th streets Mcdonalds on the North end and the Big Boy at the south. Springfield, Ill.

 

pasific blvd in huntington park ca late 80"s

 

I grew up in Henderson, NV. We would cruise the strip in LV...Las Vegas Blvd.

 

Nederland Ave. Nederlad Texas, back in the late '80s- early '90s in my '63 Corvair convertable.

 

story and king san jose ca

 

High St.- Pottstown Pa. from the Acme all the way thru town to the diner, and back again. Plenty of stoplight to stoplight action. Lots of good times!

 

Elm St in Manchester NH 1972-1981. Used to park at Zayre's parking lot.

 

Noble Park in Paducah Ky

 

Broadway in Portland Oregon. Why can I not find even one single picure of this online?
In my buddy's 62 T-Bird, 66 Fairlaine convertible or my Dads 68 Sport Sattelite or 70 Grand Prix. Good fun. Lotsa girls!

 

Main street in Silverton Texas it was one mile one way. Then when we parked it was the cob was where we goofed off. Nobody does it anymore.

 

Well, I'm going to do you all one better: Big Horn Avenue, Worland, WY (fire up your Google Earth to find that town) in the late '50's (especially 1957) during the peak of rock & roll. Back in the center of Wyoming, we didn't have the hottest cars in the world, but we did the best we could.....mostly glass packs, lowered, flatheads, chrome, etc. We had a couple of rich kids with '57 Chevy hardtop Bel Airs and '54 Fords. Wilson's Drive-In was at one end of Big Horn, railroad tracks at the other. Used to listen to the Texas Del Rio radio stations that had a lot of power and skipped signals clear up to us.

 

Mesquite Tx back in late 50's.......a little black 46 Ford Convert, later a 41 cad, love the good ole days