Cancelled - Dahlonega's 4th of July Car Show -Dahlonega, GA

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Cancelled - Dahlonega's 4th of July Car Show -Dahlonega, GA

Time: July 4, 2013 from 10am to 5pm
Location: Dahlonega's Downtown Library/Admin Complex
Street: 2 blocks off the Square on E. Main Street Just past Grove St
City/Town: Dahlonega, GA
Website or Map: http://Dahlonega.org or Faceb…
Phone: 770 843-6477 cell
Event Type: benefits, lumpkin's, community, helping, place
Organized By: Tully Johnstone
Latest Activity: Jul 3, 2013

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July 4th Car Show at downtown's Library complex.   $20. Street Cruisers, Custom, Special Interest, Show/Trailered classes. Expect 150-200 cars with winners in the 5pm Downtown  Parade.  Family Fun Zone all day followed by huge Fireworks Show. 

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Comment by Dan & Catherine Bennett on June 23, 2013 at 8:43am

Please, contact me for all the shows in this area.  I would like to attend.

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