Troop 362 10Th Annual Car Show -Orange Park, FL

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Troop 362 10Th Annual Car Show -Orange Park, FL

Time: March 26, 2011 from 8am to 3pm
Location: Behind Orange Park Kennel Club
Street: US 17
City/Town: Orange Park, Florida
Phone: 904-622-6203
Event Type: fundraiser, for, boy, scout, troop
Organized By: Daniel M. Harper
Latest Activity: Mar 22, 2011

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Comment by Daniel M. Harper on March 22, 2011 at 2:29pm
The Troop 362 Car show started 10 years ago in the effort to support scouting activities, including summer camp. The goal of course is for no boy having to pay to go to summer camp. These are life time experiences for every scout and should not be missed because of funds if all possible. All trophies are hand made by the troops and has been a great success in the past years. It is a great show.

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