A Great British Car Show -Greenville, TN

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A Great British Car Show -Greenville, TN

Time: September 18, 2015 to September 20, 2015
Location: General Morgan Inn
Street: 111 N. Main Street
City/Town: Greenville, TN
Website or Map: http://www.englishautosociety…
Phone: Barbara 865-531-0918, Richard 865-548-9891
Event Type: car-show
Organized By: Knoxville English Auto Society
Latest Activity: Sep 13, 2015

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Great British Car Show Page 1Welcome to the English Auto Society Motor Car Club website. The English Auto Society (EAS) was formed in 1984 and its membership consists of enthusiasts of British cars – old and new, or who may not even own one. We participate throughout the year with planned drives, member tech sessions, and activities with other local clubs.

EAS is proud to co-sponsor two annual charity car shows, "Springtime in the Smokies", Townsend TN (May) and "A Great British Car Show", Greenville, TN (September).

Great British Car Show in Greenville, TN
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