Cruisin’ to Ruby’s: classic cars Friday nights in Redondo Beach [PHOTOS]
Larry Neville, who organizes “Cruise at the Beach” on Friday night at Ruby’s in Redondo Beach, shows off his 1934 Ford Sedan Deluxe. Photo by Carina Glasser At 3 p.m. every Friday the parking lot at Ruby’s Diner is transformed into a car lover’s paradise. Vintage Cadillacs, Buicks, Corvettes, and every car in between drive to Ruby’s “Cruise at the Beach.” The car show began in 1997 with only 12 to 15 cars. Now, close to 250 show up every week. People from across the South Bay come to show off their cars, or drool over something they wish was parked in their garage. “It’s open to everyone,” said Larry Neville, the car show’s coordinator. “You don’t have to own a pre-1970 to join the show.” [scrollGallery id = 461] Neville took over the car show in 2003 after helping as an assistant for five years. He has two passions: golf, and his own classic car that he brings down to Ruby’s every Friday. Neville drives a 1934 Ford Sedan Deluxe complete with powder blue flames and his favorite, suicide doors. “I bought it in ‘98 as a rust bucket and it took me almost four years to put it together,” he said. “There were only two years that they made this car with suicide doors, and I have always…
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