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Time: June 4, 2011 from 1pm to 7pm
Location: 2500 Decker Blvd Mall (near highway department),
City/Town: Columbia, SC
Phone: John 803.733.5176 / Allen 803.786.0671
Event Type: car, show
Organized By: Allen Parks
Latest Activity: Jun 1, 2011
Classic Car & Truck Show
Fun, GiveAways, Food, Entertainment,
Gates open at 1p.m. - 7p.m./ Judging 3pm - 5p.m.
Best of Show $75 / 2nd Best $50 / 3rd Best $25
Enter Vehicles 25 years or older - Registration Fee $15.00 / Vendors Welcome
For more information contact John 803.733.5176 / Allen 803.786.0671
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