Club Members,


Finally, it is that time of year again. I hope everyone is getting excited for warmer weather, good cruise nights, a lot of events and shows, and a bunch of good conversations with friends and family about a whole lot of nice cars and trucks. This season is a bit more special because it is the Street Survivors of Maryland’s 35th Anniversary. We will be doing things throughout the season to celebrate, and we hope you join us.

A group of us attended the Car show and Cruise Guide All Clubs Breakfast on February 15th at the Bel Air Moose Lodge to obtain information about upcoming events and shows. We also attended the All Club breakfast hosted by Kent Island Cruisers on March 1st where a boatload of events were distributed and the breakfast was delicious! Don’t forget to get your copy of these events from our
table at the trailer on Friday nights beginning April 11th.

For anyone willing to assist, lot clean up in preparation for opening night is on April 5th at 10 am. Any help will be accepted and appreciated.

Unfortunately, over the winter season, we have lost some of our beloved friends within the car community. Please take a moment to remember those people, members, friends, and family that are no longer with us. Our hearts and prayers go out to all of them. This season will be dedicated to those members.

Many of our members, family, and friends, have been experiencing health issues. Please keep them in your heart and prayers.

I look forward to getting our 2025 season underway. Remember, we only can be successful if we work together toward our goals. No one person can do it. It takes a good group and we have the best so let’s keep going. I look forward to seeing everyone soon.

Feel free to contact any Board Member with questions or comments.

Click here for this year’s Street Survivors Events

“Built or bought who cares? Keep Crusin’. Keep the dream alive” – Mike Pilkerton
Mike Pilkerton
President, SSoMD
443-829-9290
Pilks.Enterprises@yahoo.com

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