PHOTO ESSAY: First MHD Cruise-In of the season rolls into Devereux Beach
Tuesday’s gathering drew owners, spectators and independent photographer Paula Muller for an evening centered on chrome, engines and conversation near Marblehead’s shoreline.
Rows of cars fill the Devereux Beach parking lot during the MHD Cruise-In on Tuesday evening. INDEPENDENT PHOTO / PAULA MULLER
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Independent photographer Paula Muller was on hand Tuesday evening to capture the first MHD Cruise-In of the season at Devereux Beach, where the parking lot filled with everything from a 1991 Nissan Figaro nicknamed “Little Miss Sunshine” to a 1955 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud III, a 1967 VW van, a Lamborghini and a 2025 Ferrari Purosangue. The monthly gathering brought car owners, spectators and a few four-legged passengers together for a relaxed evening of polished chrome, open hoods and seaside conversation.
Among the vehicles on display were Mark Corriveau of Salem’s 2021 Dodge Durango Hellcat, a 750-horsepower vehicle, TJ Russell of Marblehead’s 1955 Chevrolet 3100 pickup and a Polaris Slingshot that turned heads in the Devereux Beach parking lot. Be sure to check out Chris Stevens’ preview for more on the Cruise-In series and the monthly events rolling into Marblehead this season.
A 1991 Nissan Figaro convertible nicknamed "Little Miss Sunshine" sits on display at the MHD Cruise-In at Devereux Beach on Tuesday evening. The model was one of 20,000 made only in 1991. INDEPENDENT PHOTO / PAULA MULLERThe interior of a 1967 VW van owned by Steve Fawcett of Nahant is seen during the MHD Cruise-In at Devereux Beach on Tuesday evening. INDEPENDENT PHOTO / PAULA MULLERA visitor and dog stand beside a vintage Volkswagen bus during the MHD Cruise-In at Devereux Beach on Tuesday evening. INDEPENDENT PHOTO / PAULA MULLERMoose sits in the passenger seat of a 1988 VW Cabriolet on display at the MHD Cruise-In at Devereux Beach on Tuesday evening. INDEPENDENT PHOTO / PAULA MULLERTristan Comb of Manchester takes a closer look inside a Lamborghini on display at the MHD Cruise-In at Devereux Beach on Tuesday evening. INDEPENDENT PHOTO / PAULA MULLERMark Corriveau of Salem stands with his 2021 Dodge Durango Hellcat, which has a 750-horsepower engine, at the MHD Cruise-In at Devereux Beach on Tuesday evening. INDEPENDENT PHOTO / PAULA MULLERVisitors pass "Little Miss Sunshine," a right-hand-drive 1991 Nissan Figaro, during the MHD Cruise-In at Devereux Beach on Tuesday evening. INDEPENDENT PHOTO / PAULA MULLERA Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud 3 owned by Tony Scivetti of Beverly is displayed at the MHD Cruise-In at Devereux Beach on Tuesday evening. INDEPENDENT PHOTO / PAULA MULLERVisitors admire Tony Scivetti of Beverly's 1955 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud 3 during the MHD Cruise-In at Devereux Beach on Tuesday evening. INDEPENDENT PHOTO / PAULA MULLERChristopher Talcofsky of Swampscott sits in his family's 2025 Ferrari Purosangue during the MHD Cruise-In at Devereux Beach on Tuesday evening. INDEPENDENT PHOTO / PAULA MULLERTJ Russell of Marblehead and his dog, Dobby, stand with Russell's 1955 Chevrolet 3100 pickup, whose engine he refurbished, at the MHD Cruise-In at Devereux Beach on Tuesday evening. INDEPENDENT PHOTO / PAULA MULLERA Polaris Slingshot draws attention during the MHD Cruise-In at Devereux Beach on Tuesday evening. INDEPENDENT PHOTO / PAULA MULLER
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