Question: Where do I register?
Answer: You don’t have to register. The entire event is ‘free’ to all show car owners.

Question: Where does the ‘Rolling Cruise’ start?
Answer: The ‘Rolling Cruise’ is an ‘at will’ cruise, meaning you can start at any point on the 13-mile route and at anytime during the cruise which officially begins at 5PM in the evening on Wednesday and Thursday evenings of the week of the event.

Question: Where can I get hotel reservation information?
Answer: You can call the Flint Convention and Visitors Bureau at 1-888-230-3585 for assistance.

Question: Who do I call about being a food vendor?
Answer: Call Dave Wood at 1-810-654-9029.

Question: I would like to become a sponsor for the ‘Back to the Bricks’. Who do I contact?
Answer: Contact Al Hatch at 1-810-695-2894 or the Flint Convention and Visitors Bureau at 1-888-230-2585 and ask for Ms. Tanya Lane.

Question: I would like be a vendor at the ‘Women’s Marketplace’. Who do I contact?
Answer: Call Mrs. Mary Wood at 1-810-654-9029

Question: We have a car club and would like reserve parking for our members. Who do I contact?
Answer: Call Joan Bair at 1-810-742-6927

Question: Where do I enter the show area?
Answer: There are essentially four entry points; Saginaw and Court Street, Beach and Court Streets, Harrison and Court Streets and Saginaw and Robert T. Longway. All entry points will be clearly marked ‘ Show Cars Only’. Just look for the signs.

Question: Can I leave my car overnight in the show car area?
Answer: No cars will be permitted to be left overnight in the show area. If a car is left in the show area overnight, it will be towed and the owner will be responsible for towing and recovery charges.

Question: I will be bringing my car on a trailer. Where can I leave my car trailer”
Answer: You can leave your trailer at the U of M’s ‘White lot’ which is located at the corner of Saginaw and Robert T. Longway or at the parking lot of the Whiting Auditorium which is located on the north side of the auditorium which is just east of I-475 on Robert T. Longway.

Question: I am a member of a charity organization. Can we be a vendor at ‘Back to the Bricks’?
Answer: At this time, all vendors are commercial entities. Our mission is to promote business for the local economy and due to limited area, charity organizations are not permitted to vend or conduct fund raisers for their organizations at ‘Back to the Bricks’ or related activities. The only exception to this rule is the local churches that have a fiscal presence either on the ‘Rolling Cruise’ route or in downtown Flint.