June 2025 ACM Cruise-In Gallery
June 17, 2025
On June 12, 2025, we welcomed more than 100 cars and over 200 spectators to LeMay - America's Car Museum for our first cruise-in of the summer! With a theme honoring 100 years of Chrysler and Mopar, we saw an eclectic array of vehicles, ranging from a Chrysler Sebring convertible and classic Plymouth Cuda (along with many other American muscle cars) to a Maserati, JDM kei cars, and numerous vintage Volkswagens. These local Tacoma car shows are truly a celebration of all things automotive! We hope to see you at the next on July 17. Our theme for that one is "A world of cars," where we will celebrate Asian and European makes and models. Shout out to OpenBay Garage
for sponsoring the 2025 ACM Cruise-In series!
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