CHVA 36th Annual Car Show, September 17th, @ Red Top Mtn. Auction -Cartersville, GA

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CHVA 36th Annual Car Show, September 17th, @ Red Top Mtn. Auction -Cartersville, GA

Time: September 17, 2011 all day
Location: "Cartersville, GA."
Street: 444 Joe FranK Harris Pkwy
City/Town: Cartersville - Emerson, GA.
Website or Map: http://CHVAGA
Phone: 678-398-7549
Event Type: chvas, car, show, for, bartow, co., charities
Organized By: CHVA Car Club, Director Ken Barrett, Show Chairman Dan Wade
Latest Activity: Sep 15, 2011

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Bring your vehicle, whether it is an Authentic, Modified, Street Rod, Rat Rod, Kit Car, Motorcycle, or Tractor, to the Contemporary Historical Vehicle Association's 36th Annual Car Show on September 17th, at the Red Top Mtn. Auction parking lot, located at 444 Joe Frank Harris Pkwy,  HWY 41, just north of Red Top Mtn Rd. exit off of I-75, Cartersville-Emerson.

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Comment by Mack Turner on September 13, 2011 at 3:32am

Dan and Ken, I am looking forward to the show Saturday. I think changing the show to the fall and to Red Top were great ideas.

 

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