On June 8, Rumsey hosted its first ever Hatfield Cruise Night. We had the opportunity to get together with our customers in a fun atmosphere while sharing a common passion for classic cars and motorcycles. In all, about 30 of our customers came and showed their cars off.
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We’ve had discussions here at Rumsey about that phrase and some don’t like it… I mean, “bullet-proof” and “fire-proof” are meant to prevent ‘bad’ things from damaging us...
As you are probably well aware, this past weekend provided a sizable scare for corporations and IT departments around the world.