9th Annual Wings Over Big South Fork Air & Car Show -Oneida, TN

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9th Annual Wings Over Big South Fork Air & Car Show -Oneida, TN

Time: September 8, 2012 from 8am to 5pm
Location: Scott Municipal Airport
Street: 2263 Airport Road
City/Town: Oneida, Tennessee
Website or Map: http://www.wingsoverbigsouthf…
Phone: 865-617-8018
Event Type: air, and, car, show
Organized By: Brandon Hughett
Latest Activity: Sep 4, 2012

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Join us in the heart of Big South Fork country for the 9th annual air and car show. Registration is from 8:00am till 12noon. Your $10 entry fee enters you into multiple $50 cash drawings. There will be no judging...just FUN at the AIR SHOW. Enjoy warbirds, fighter jets, and stunt planes along with food and arts and crafts vendors. We'll have bluegrass music too! Dash plaques to the first 200 cars. Bring your pop-up tents and folding chairs and enjoy the greatest air and car show in the Big South Fork area!! Scott Municipal Airport 2263 Airport Road, Oneida, TN 37841. www.wingsoverbigsouthfork.com

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