Kev & Lorna Burgess – Vehicle: Native Dream

We started doing American shows in 2001 when we bought our Chevrolet G20 Dayvan. We went to many shows before we decided to get a van ourselves, we then took it off the road to do a complete overhaul in 2002. New paint, carpet, curtains etc… we then thought of a theme of Indians and Dream Catchers, we called the van Native Dream.

The van has won many shows since including best of show many times, we do all types of shows including Truckfest which we won 4 years in a row. The van has been on Men and Motors and has been in many newspaper articles, we do alot of charity venues and the van has been a flag ship for many different clubs and is well known around the country.

We decided to set up a new club in the Berkshire area as there were not many clubs available, the club is open to any type of vehicle and is a family run club open to anyone with the same interest as us. The United Cruisers Club is new and we welcome all new members to join us. The club committee is Kevin and Lorna Burgess (Native Dream).

Kevin and Linda Parks – Vehicle: Tribel

For the past 10 years we have been owners of may different vehicles including bikes and trikes, with these we have been doing many shows and charity events including Dr. Banardos.

Last year we decided to be more adventurous and looked for something new, we came across a Chevrolet Astro 4.3 V6 we thought this would be a change so we bought it and chose a theme of Wolves and named it Spirit Of The Wolves, this van gave us alot of enjoyment for a year we have had alot of fun metting lots of people and made many new friends.

At one of these shows we came across a Chevrolet G20 Dayvan with the name Tribel, we fell in love with it and bought it. We kept the name and chose the theme of Wolves with Indians and decided to set up United Cruisers with the other committee members.