The 28th Annual Cruise-A-Palooza took over Main Street
Fast cars, sturdy trucks and antique speedsters.
People saw a wide variety of vehicles parked along Butler’s Main Street for the 28th Annual Cruise-A-Palooza, orchestrated by the Rodfathers of Butler, on Sunday.
Lenny Codispot, of Butler, rode his 1937 ULH Harley-Davidson through the crowd to his spot, and when he arrived, a crowd had followed for a closer look and with a few questions.
The motorcycle featured a large box attached to its right side.
“They used this to deliver packages,” Codispot said. “These are rare.”
Codispot said he acquired the motorcycle a few years ago. He said it was rideable when he bought it, unlike the others in his collection, which he likes to revive.
“I like the old ones. They’re fun to ride,” Codispot said. “Everything is mechanical and manual with them.”
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