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Cool cars coming to cool Crystal Bay
By By Tim Parsons
Tahoe.com | Tahoe.com
Tahoe.com | Tahoe.com
Hot-rod buffs can choose between hot and cool.
While thousands come to Reno each summer for Hot August Nights, others visit a more intimate show, Hot Tahoe Cruizin', at the Tahoe Biltmore in Crystal Bay.
“It's cooler, safer and in a more beautiful location,” said organizer Tom Argo. “There are just 150 cars so they get to feel real special. You can get lost at Hot August Nights, and they never lied about it being hot in Reno.
Hot Tahoe Cruizin' begins Wednesday and runs through Sunday, Aug. 9.
The event began at South Shore in 1999. Five years ago it moved north to the Tahoe Biltmore, which is donating $1,500 in cash prizes.
“A lot of people come up from Sacramento and Redding and San Jose,” Argo said. “A lot trying to get out of the heat. Crystal Bay is still close enough to check out the swap meet. Some come from Reno. They leave their homes to have vacation from the craziness.”
Early bird car owner and vendor registration is Wednesday in the Tahoe Biltmore's parking lot. The event continues Thursday with an all-day Show and Shine. Cars, trucks and motorcycles participate in a poker runs around the lake and to Reno where folks can check out the car swap. The action moves inside the Biltmore at 9 p.m. for free entertainment by Duane “Bean” Sousa on the casino floor.
All vehicles in the show will be on display from 12-4 p.m. Saturday for judging. This is the best time to view and vote for the best car for the Peoples Choice Award. Sound Like a Pro DJ RC will be play '50s music and will host a “Worlds greatest Karaoke Singer” contest all afternoon. Show entrants will be invited inside the casino at 1 p.m. for a $300 video slot tournament, and at 9 p.m. the Biltmore will provide a free concert inside the Breeze Night club by the band “Chihuahua Desert”
The Parade of Winners as the awards will be presented at 1 p.m.. Sunday for the best of show awards.
A fully restored 1954 Chevy pickup with a new scooter and motorized beach bike in the back which will be given away at the Biltmore on Oct. 11. Five dollar raffle tickets support the Good Sam Safe Ride program, which pays for cab rides for folks who have been drinking.
For more info, call (530) 541-7300
While thousands come to Reno each summer for Hot August Nights, others visit a more intimate show, Hot Tahoe Cruizin', at the Tahoe Biltmore in Crystal Bay.
“It's cooler, safer and in a more beautiful location,” said organizer Tom Argo. “There are just 150 cars so they get to feel real special. You can get lost at Hot August Nights, and they never lied about it being hot in Reno.
Hot Tahoe Cruizin' begins Wednesday and runs through Sunday, Aug. 9.
The event began at South Shore in 1999. Five years ago it moved north to the Tahoe Biltmore, which is donating $1,500 in cash prizes.
“A lot of people come up from Sacramento and Redding and San Jose,” Argo said. “A lot trying to get out of the heat. Crystal Bay is still close enough to check out the swap meet. Some come from Reno. They leave their homes to have vacation from the craziness.”
Early bird car owner and vendor registration is Wednesday in the Tahoe Biltmore's parking lot. The event continues Thursday with an all-day Show and Shine. Cars, trucks and motorcycles participate in a poker runs around the lake and to Reno where folks can check out the car swap. The action moves inside the Biltmore at 9 p.m. for free entertainment by Duane “Bean” Sousa on the casino floor.
All vehicles in the show will be on display from 12-4 p.m. Saturday for judging. This is the best time to view and vote for the best car for the Peoples Choice Award. Sound Like a Pro DJ RC will be play '50s music and will host a “Worlds greatest Karaoke Singer” contest all afternoon. Show entrants will be invited inside the casino at 1 p.m. for a $300 video slot tournament, and at 9 p.m. the Biltmore will provide a free concert inside the Breeze Night club by the band “Chihuahua Desert”
The Parade of Winners as the awards will be presented at 1 p.m.. Sunday for the best of show awards.
A fully restored 1954 Chevy pickup with a new scooter and motorized beach bike in the back which will be given away at the Biltmore on Oct. 11. Five dollar raffle tickets support the Good Sam Safe Ride program, which pays for cab rides for folks who have been drinking.
For more info, call (530) 541-7300
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