6th Annual Rockabillaque Classic Car and Vintage Bike Show -North Charleston, SC

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6th Annual Rockabillaque Classic Car and Vintage Bike Show -North Charleston, SC

Time: November 10, 2018 from 11am to 6pm
Location: Southern Roots Smokehouse
Street: 1083 E Montague Ave
City/Town: North Charleston, SC
Website or Map: http://www.rockabillaque.com/…
Phone: 3108012727
Event Type: classic, car, &amp, vintage, bike, show
Organized By: Vive Le Rock Productions
Latest Activity: Sep 10, 2018

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Register your car or bike today for the biggest event of it's kind in the Carolina's!!! Sat, Nov 10th, 11am to 6pm in Park Circle / North Charleston, SC. Register your vehicle for only $15 here ($20 day of show): www.rockabillaque.com/register! Car & Bike show includes schwag bag, expanded categories and an Awards Show w/ Trophies! Plus an expanded Car & Bike Show!! Festival also includes over 30 bands on outdoor stages, pin-up, tattoo & other contests and a giant block party! A benefit for Valiant Animal Rescue. Presented by American Biker, Parks Auto Parts and Riders Law Group. All details on show including day of information, contact info and registration are here: www.rockabillaque.com/register

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