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Time: May 24, 2014 from 9am to 3pm
Location: Georgia Racing Hall of Fame Museum
Street: 415 HWY 53 E
City/Town: Dawsonville, GA
Website or Map: http://georgiaracinghof.com
Phone: 706-216-RACE (7223)
Event Type: car, show
Organized By: Cody
Latest Activity: May 23, 2014
It's time once again for the 5th Annual Georgia Racing Hall of Fame show on May 24th (Memorial Day Weekend) Always a great crowd with racecars, streetrods, classics, modern cars, etc. Food will be catered from the famous Dawsonville Pool Room. Registration is $20 and the first 100 participants will receive a goody bag. All participants also receive one free admission to tour the Georgia Racing Hall of Fame.
The museum offers over 30 cars ranging from a mid 1930's Sprint Car to a 2013 ARCA car, driven by hometown NASCAR driver, Chase Elliott. Also inside the museum is the Dawsonville Moonshine Distillery, the first legal moonshine distillery in the state. Get a tour of the still and a free sample!
Awards will be at 2:30 with awards for top 15, top Ford, top GM, top Mopar, Farthest Traveled and the GRHOF Choice.
Hope to see many there, this is sure to be another great event!
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