Elkmont High School Band Annual CarShow -Elkmont, AL

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Elkmont High School Band Annual CarShow -Elkmont, AL

Time: August 26, 2017 from 9am to 2pm
Location: Elkmont High School
Street: 25630 Evans Avenue
City/Town: Elkmont, AL 35620
Phone: Mike 256-431-0542, Mark 256-206-2498 or 256-732-4624
Event Type: fundraiser, car-show
Organized By: Elkmont High School Band
Latest Activity: Aug 23, 2017

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All Proceeds Benefit the Elkmont High School Band Program

$15 Pre-Registration Fee per car

$20 Entry Fee Day of Show per car

Classes:

Muscle Car                   Street Rod

Ratt Rod                       Custom Truck

Antique Classic             Late Model

Awards:  Best Overall - Plaque and 10% Total Entry Fees

1st, 2nd, & 3rd Place Plaque in the 6 Major Classes

 

$100 Drawing Every Hour Beginning at 9:30

50/50 Drawing at the End of the Show (car owners only)

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