Norma Clayton
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Name or Alias? (Please no business names)
Norma
What kind of car, truck motorcycle or vehicle?
'69 Mustang
What are your main interests?
classic cars

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At 4:12pm on February 6, 2017, Lee Gosney said…

Hi my name is Lee, I wanted to welcome you to the South East Wheels Events webpage. As you can tell we have many free services for members, besides having an up to date calendar of car shows and other events throughout the southeast, you as a member are also able to add events, that we may have not listed and share them with other members.  We also have a vehicles for sale, vehicles wanted and  a classified listing for you that are all free to post. You can also download pictures and videos that you would like to share with other members.   Also stop by Lee’s Corner say hello and share any thoughts on events or subject that you would like to share. 

Please go your profile on My Page and upload a profile picture of your favorite vehicle or other image. 

We are a member’s website, we would not be here without you.  If I may be of service, you can always email me at lee@southeastwheelsevents.com We sincerely appreciate your support.

 

 
 
 

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