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car cruise
Saturday, June 25, 2011
noon - 4 pm
bayne avenue
car enthusiasts kick-start the celebration of summer with those finely-tuned engines.
vintage and classic cars, muscle machines and show bikes are welcome!
dash plaques are issued to the first 30 through the gate.
Volunteers will be positioned at various locations
beginning at 11:30 am to assist with directing
participants to the cruise entrance!
look for signs posted along the route.
enter the "gate" at hawley and bayne avenue
enjoy the show!
Directions to the Cruise
Coming from the city of Pittsburgh, follow SR65 North and continue past the McKees Rocks Bridge. At the second traffic light is the LIVE-WORSHIP-SHOP sign. Turn right at the sign and immediately turn left and follow South Starr Avenue past Allegheny General Hospital-Suburban Campus. Turn right at the traffic light at the top of the hill onto Lincoln Avenue. Proceed to Hawley Avenue and turn left. Proceed to
Bayne Avenue and Turn right. Please be patient.
Coming from the city of Pittsburgh along California Avenue, proceed to cross the High Bridge to Lincoln Avenue. Proceed to Hawley Avenue and Turn Right. Continue to Bayne Avenue and Turn right. Please be patient.
Coming from I-79, exit at the Glenfield/Sewickley exit onto SR65. Follow 65 South towards Emsworth. Proceed approximately 6.9 miles to the Bellevue McDonalds on the right, opposite the Bellevue LIVE-WORSHIP-SHOP sign. Turn left and then left onto South Starr Avenue, past the Allegheny General Hospital-Suburban Campus. Turn right at the traffic light at the top of the hill onto Lincoln Avenue. Proceed to Hawley Avenue and
turn left. Proceed to Bayne Avenue and Turn right. Please be patient.
Coming from the North. Proceed South on I-279 and exit at Bellevue/West View. Turn left and continue on Gass Road/Union Avenue past Northgate High School. At the traffic light, turn left onto North Starr Avenue, and continue to Lincoln Avenue. Turn left onto Lincoln Avenue. Proceed to Hawley Avenue and turn left. Proceed to Bayne Avenue and Turn right. Please be patient.
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