Road Kings 2012 Queen City Cruise packs in the crowds

By Nelson Daily Staff

September 10th, 2012

It’s obvious after the response for the 2012 Road Kings Queen City Cruise, Nelson City Council may want to build a bigger Baker Street for the 2013 edition.

Cars came from Montrose to High River Alberta and points east and west to participate in the 2012 Queen City Cruise.

Road Kings president Mike Keegan estimated before the weekend the event could top the 350 car mark and bring in an estimated $1.3 million into the local economy.

The Nelson Daily photographer Jessica Fuhr was on the prowl Saturday to snap a few pictures.

See previous stories:

https://thenelsondaily.com/news/queen-city-cruise-set-biggest-year-yet-road-kings-celebrate-10th-anniversary-20547#.UE8te1Ttc7A

https://thenelsondaily.com/news/busy-weekend-ahead-heritage-city-20796#.UE8tzFTtc7A

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