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ATL's HOttest Rides Car & Bike Show
Event Details
Time: October 27, 2012 from 1pm to 7pm
Location: O Reilly Auto Parts Parking lot
Street: North Hairston
City/Town: Stone Mountain
Website or Map: http://atlshottest.com
Phone: (678)270-0399
Event Type: car, &, bike, show, fall, festival
Organized By: Bryant K Marshall
Latest Activity: Oct 25, 2012
Event Description
Everyone loves a good lookin' ride!
O'Reilly Auto Parts and PassKey Entertainment Group presents "Atlanta's Hottest Rides": A Car & Bike Show. ENTER YOUR CAR OR BIKE only $20 Come see the Best In Class:
•Muscle Cars •Exterior Designs •Chrome Wheels •Bike Clubs •Classics/Old Schools •Luxury car and trucks •Foreign sedans •Chevys •Fords ... and many more! And as always, we got the best live musical performances and DJs aboard for your enjoyment Bring a small amount of cash just in case one of the vendors has something that you like! __________________________________ There will also be: •a Fish Fry •BBQ station •Iced cold soft drinks •Free Halloween candy •Face Paintings |
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