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Time: September 24, 2010 to September 26, 2010
Location: the mariot hotel in spartanburg south carolina
Street: downtown spartanburg
City/Town: spartanburg
Website or Map: http://www.confederateclassic…
Phone: (864)503-9176
Event Type: fundraiser
Organized By: randy willingham
Latest Activity: Sep 7, 2010
september 24th, 25th and 26th, 2010......a three day event held at the mariot,spartanburg at renaissance park downtown, spartanburg, south carolina.....FIVE $100 CASH PRIZES FOR PRE-REGISTERED PARTICIPANTS......$50 cash prizes every 30 minutes(9:00am until 5:00pm saturday) FREE BBQ on friday night for registred participants......50/50 drawings...door prizes...BAND on saturday night...vendors...womens world...HUGE MODEL CAR SHOW!!!!!!!....games...1972 and older street rods, customs, rats and flats and origanals....special hotel rates until august 24th, 2010! call the mariot at 1-800-2289290 and ask for the "confederate car club"rate. pre-registration is $25.00 before september 11, 2010. make all checks payable to confederate classics street rod association, inc. ccsr--p.o. box 37 cowpens, s.c. 29330 for more information call: phil (864)590-4969, lynn (864)463-9300, RANDY (864)503-9176, jimmy (864)490-1939
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