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Classic & custom cars to cruise through Natick on July 4

July 3, 2020 by Bob Brown Leave a Comment

There’s no official July 4 parade in Natick this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but there is scheduled to be a less elaborate convoy of classic and custom cars and motorcycles cruising through Natick and neighboring communities on Saturday morning.

The Modifiers Car Club has arranged the activity, which starts at the Cole Center in Natick on 179 Boden Lane at 10:15am. The route will take the vehicles to Sherborn, Holliston, Ashland and Framingham, and will end at C&L Frosty back in Sherborn.

Rough schedule:

*10:15-10:30am: Boden Lane, Hartford Street to Speen Street
*10:20-10:40: Route 27 South into Natick Center, left onto West Central street (Route 135 East) to Union Street to South Natick (Route 16 west) toward Sherborn
*10:40ish: Sherborn center Follow Route 16 into Holliston center
*10:50ish: Holliston center to Highland Street to Prentice Street to Hopkinton (Route 85)
*11:15ish: Hopkinton center Route 135 east
Will remain on Route 135 through Ashland, Framingham, back into Natick
*11:30ish: Turning onto Mill Street, to Speen Street, to Coolidge Street to Route 27 in Sherborn
*11:30-11:45ish Ending in Sherborn center

The Modifiers are regulars at the Wheels of Wellesley event held in May during Wellesley’s Wonderful Weekend, but that event was scrapped this year due to the pandemic.

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