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NorthwestAugust 29, 2015

Cruising on a hot August night

ABOVE: Classic and custom rides of all shapes and sizes make their first lap Friday night as the annual Lewiston’s Hot August Nights car cruise thunders through downtown. RIGHT: Residents lined the sidewalks to take in the cars, trucks, bikes and more as they cruised around the downtown loop on Main and D streets Friday. Lewiston’s Hot August Nights continues today with a car show and shine on Main Street.
ABOVE: Classic and custom rides of all shapes and sizes make their first lap Friday night as the annual Lewiston’s Hot August Nights car cruise thunders through downtown. RIGHT: Residents lined the sidewalks to take in the cars, trucks, bikes and more as they cruised around the downtown loop on Main and D streets Friday. Lewiston’s Hot August Nights continues today with a car show and shine on Main Street.Tribune/Kyle Mills
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Tribune/Kyle Mills ABOVE: Classic and custom rides of all shapes and sizes make their first lap Friday night as the annual Lewiston’s Hot August Nights car cruise thunders through downtown. RIGHT: Residents lined the sidewalks to take in the cars, trucks, bikes and more as they cruised around the downtown loop on Main and D streets Friday. Lewiston’s Hot August Nights continues today with a car show and shine on Main Street.

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