Cool Cars at Briscoe Park, Snellville, GA

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Cool Cars at Briscoe Park, Snellville, GA

Time: November 18, 2023 from 11am to 3pm
Location: Snellville's Briscoe Park
Street: 2500 Sawyer Parkway (off Lenora Church Road)
City/Town: Snellville, GA 30076
Website or Map: http://GeorgiaCoolCruisers.org
Phone: 404-732-6842
Event Type: car, show, charity, fundraiser
Organized By: Rick Ellis
Latest Activity: Nov 18, 2023

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The Weather Forecast for the original show day looks pretty bad, so we are moving the show a week to Saturday, NOVEMBER 18th!
Please make your plans to attend, and pray for a SUNNY, MILD show day!!

This year's Briscoe Park show falls on Veterans Day, so we will be honoring our Vets with the help of the Snellville Chapter of the VFW.

Your $20 entry fee will benefit the Snellville Police "Shop With A Cop" program, and the SPD will be there in "full force" showing off their vehicles, selling 50/50 raffle tickets and interacting with the crowd!

We will feature Best Classic, Best Modern and Top 20 Popular Choice Awards along with several Special Awards.

we've already lined up an assortment of food vendors, so come hungry. We have lots of Show Car & Spectator parking available,

This is ALWAYS a GREAT event, so make your plans to attend!

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