Year One BRASLETON BASH Bash, East off of Exit 129, I-85

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Year One BRASLETON BASH Bash, East off of Exit 129, I-85

Time: May 17, 2014 from 3pm to 7pm
Location: Year One
Street: East off of Exit 129, I-85
City/Town: Brasleton, GA
Website or Map: http://www.drivinithome.com/b…
Phone: contact@drivinithome.com
Event Type: car, show, burn, out, exhibition, hot, roddr's, charity
Organized By: Year One
Latest Activity: May 13, 2014

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Braselton Bash

Braselton Bash
YEARONE’s Braselton Bash is a family-oriented event held at our Braselton, Georgia facility on the third Saturday of the month starting in the Spring. Many Braselton Bash events are tied into specific charities or community happenings as detailed in each show listing.  As always, we emphasize family fun at the Braselton Bash, with activities and cool stuff for everyone!

 



Next Braselton Bash Car Show : 
Date: Saturday, May 17,2014

Location: YEARONE in Braselton, Georgia

Time:  3 pm-7 pm

Car Show entry: Minimum $5 donation

Spectators Free
Top 5 Participant Vote car show
Prize drawings
Burn Out Exhibition
Kids Area
Sponsors and vendor Displays

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