Old National Cruisers Annual Car Show -College Park, GA

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Old National Cruisers Annual Car Show -College Park, GA

Time: June 1, 2024 from 9am to 3pm
Location: 3265 Jones Road
City/Town: Ellenwood, GA
Website or Map: http://oldnationalcruisers.or…
Phone: (404) 346-3146 OR (678) 907-7729
Event Type: car-show, benefit
Organized By: Old National Cruisers
Latest Activity: May 28, 2024

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30th Anniversary!

Old National Cruisers Annual s Car Show -Ellenwood, GA
Registration Time: 9am

BIG FAMILY FUN!!!!!! BRING KIDS
GAMES FOR ALL AGES!!!!!!!
FREE GIVEAWAYS EVERY HOUR!!!!!!!!!
50/50 DRAWING FOR A CASH PRIZE!!!!!!!!!

Jerome Wilkey & Bobby Greene

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Comment by Jack Thomas on October 26, 2013 at 10:53pm

Hello Bobby,
We have a number of calls from members in your area asking if you having the Toys-4-Tots Car Show event again this year. It was a real success last year. If so, please update edit this posting or post up a new announcement and details on the Events Calendar for this year. http://SouthEastWheelsEvents.com/Events/
We will then get it out to our Users (70,000 or more). Call Mike Thies at 770-883-0160 if there is any way we might assist with anything.
Jack

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