Not all the vehicles will be passenger-sized at the 91原创 Good Times Cruise-In car show this year.

A new addition to the annual Cruise-In is a display of radio-controlled Crawler vehicles, which are scaled down, off-road trucks and buggys.

鈥淭he vehicles are sophisticated models that are uniquely capable and tough, operated by serious hobby enthusiasts,鈥� said Marty Brown, a director with Cruise-In.

The display is brought by 91原创 hobby store RC Pitstop with support from the West Coast Scale Trail group, the club for enthusiasts.

Kevin Pratt, co-owner of RC Pitstop, said Brown is a regular customer of the store and suggested it have a display at Cruise-In.

鈥淥ne of our goals this year was to do more community-based activities and events,鈥� Pratt said. 鈥淪o, we鈥檝e done RibFest 91原创, we were involved in the Linus Expo in Vancouver, and continue to do Vancouver football club home games.鈥�

The events chosen are family-focused, so it worked out that Brown was able to connect the store with Cruise-In, Pratt said.

Usually, they have three or four different setups to bring to each event, but Pratt said something unique was requested for Cruise-In鈥檚 event.

鈥淲e have a good relationship with the West Coast Scale Trail, they helped us out at RibFest, and have one-tenth scale Crawler equipment for vehicles to go over,鈥� he explained.

Pitstop will bring its own built landscapes, smaller setups ranging from one-24th scale to one-18th scale.

Guests of Cruise-In won鈥檛 only get to watch hobby enthusiasts drive the remote-controlled vehicles, but also have an opportunity to drive themselves.

鈥淚t鈥檚 all meant to be hands-on鈥� We had about 2,500 different people remote-control at RibFest,鈥� Pratt said.

鈥淲e want to do things that are community related, that are fun, and that allow people to make discoveries.鈥�

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