Annual Car & Truck Show -Enterprise, AL

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Annual Car & Truck Show -Enterprise, AL

Time: April 5, 2014 from 8am to 4pm
Location: Enterprise Ozark Community College
Street: 600 Plaza Drive
City/Town: Enterprise, AL
Website or Map: http://www.weevilcitycruisers…
Phone: Geoffrey Whittington 334-477-6806
Event Type: car, truck, and, motorcycle, show
Organized By: Weevil City Cruisers
Latest Activity: Apr 2, 2014

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18th Annual Car & Truck Show
Enterprise Ozark Community College
Enterprise AL
Geoffrey Whittington 334-477-6806
www.weevilcitycruisers.com
This year we will have food vendors and they will be able to handle your needs.

As in years past, this car show is done in conjunction with the Piney Woods Arts Festival (Coffee County Arts Alliance). That means we have arts and crafts right next to us to entertain everyone in the family.

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