Cruisin' to the Cross Car, Truck & Bike Show

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Cruisin' to the Cross Car, Truck & Bike Show

Time: June 11, 2016 from 5pm to 9pm
Location: Bessemer City, NC
Street: 107 E Washington Ave
City/Town: Bessemer City
Phone: 704-629-4158
Event Type: fundraiser
Organized By: Carrie Carpenter
Latest Activity: Jun 8, 2016

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5th annual evening car show. June 11th, 2016. The show begins at 5pm. Awards will be given at 8:00pm. We are excited that Travis Powell, award winning Elvis tribute artist will be performing at 8:00pm, no admission required. Awards given for Top 30, best of shows, Preacher's pick, Elvis pick, Veteran's pick, Rattiest Rat Rod, Best VW, tallest truck and more!! We will be serving hot dogs, hamburgers, pizza, orangeades, fries and more. Each car entry participant will receive dinner on us (2 hot dogs OR 1 hamburger AND a drink). Kids are welcome as we will have a bounce house and a free model car show with awards given for the top 10.

*Day of show Entry Fee: $20.00

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