NORTH GA HOT RODS 9TH ANNUAL "MARCH MEET" -Dalton, GA

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NORTH GA HOT RODS 9TH ANNUAL "MARCH MEET" -Dalton, GA

Time: March 26, 2011 to March 27, 2011
Location: NORTH GA FAIRGROUNDS
Street: 500 LEGION DR.
City/Town: DALTON, GA 30722
Phone: 706-934-3437
Event Type: swap, meet/hot, rods, rat, car, truck, show
Organized By: Barry Brown
Latest Activity: Mar 22, 2011

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Indoor/Outdoor Swap Meet and Hot Rod Show. Outside swap meet spaces $40.00 for the weekend, inside swap meet spaces $50.00 for weekend each include one admission. Show Car/Car Corral $25.00 per car for weekend, 3 for $60.00 same owner includes one admission.With each entry you will also receive a chance for door prizes.

23T Bucket Body and Chassis and many more doors prizes will be given away Sunday 27th.

Spectator admission $4.00 per day  Under 12 free.

Car show awards will be given away on Sat. 26th. 

Early Bird Vendor set up Friday 25th after 1:00

Vendor gates open at 7:00.

Spectator gates open 8:00

Concessions will be available.

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