BOO FEST CAR SHOW -Lancaster, NC

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BOO FEST CAR SHOW -Lancaster, NC

Time: October 30, 2010 from 5pm to 8pm
Location: Downtown
Street: Catawba St and Gay St
City/Town: Lancaster, NC
Website or Map: http://smkoss@comporium.net
Phone: 803-320-3193
Event Type: car-show
Organized By: Steve Koss
Latest Activity: Oct 24, 2010

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BOO FEST CAR SHOW
10-30-10 TIME 500PM TO 800PM
Catawba St and Gay St
Downtown Lancaster SC 29720
KOSSTOME TROPHIES FOR
CAR SHOW, GLOW OFF, SOUND OFF
$20.00 ENTRY FEE GETS YOU INTO ALL EVENTS
2 FOOT = BEST HALLOWEEN THEME
2 FOOT = LOUDEST STEREO OVER ALL!
2 FOOT = LOUDEST EXHAUST OVER ALL
2 FOOT = GLOW OFF
More Info: www.kossmotorsports.com or call Steve 803-320-3193
THIS IS FOR THE KIDS OF ALL AGE
KIDS TRICK OR TREATING, KIDS ZONE
MUSIC, GAMES, FOO! D,
SOMETHING FOR THE KIDS.
BRING CANDY TO GIVE TO THE KIDS TRICK OR TREATING. WE DON'T WANT ANY TRICKS HAPPNING

Contact Information
Koss MotorSports 376 Lancaster By-Pass East LANCASTER, SC 29720 803-320-3193 smkoss@comporium.net

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