16th Annual Cruising in the Country Car & Truck Show -Gainesville, GA

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16th Annual Cruising in the Country Car & Truck Show -Gainesville, GA

Time: September 24, 2022 from 9am to 2pm
Location: Mayfield Baptist Church
Street: 8930 Old Keith Bridge Rd
City/Town: Gainesville, GA
Event Type: car, show, fund, raiser, benefit, cruise, in
Organized By: Mayfield Baptist Church
Latest Activity: Sep 22, 2022

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Public Anyone on or off Facebook
*40 Awards!
*Registration $20
*Must have vehicle must be registered by 12:00pm
*Breakfast & BBQ
*Bake sale
*Door prizes
*Music & entertainment
*No alcohol on church premises
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