F-Body Beach Bash -Myrtle Beach, SC

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F-Body Beach Bash -Myrtle Beach, SC

Time: October 9, 2014 to October 11, 2014
Location: Myrtle Beach Mall
Street: 10133 North Kings Highway
City/Town: Myrtle Beach, SC
Website or Map: http://fbodybeachbash.com/
Phone: Terry Blanton 865-979-8761
Event Type: car-show, festival
Organized By: F-Body Beach Bash
Latest Activity: Sep 28, 2014

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The F-Body Beach Bash is an annual gathering of F-Body and GM enthusiasts. Located in beautiful Myrtle Beach, SC, this event is designed to bring enthusiasts together from across the country to enjoy our passion for Camaros, Firebirds, and GM Muscle! Bring your show car, race car, street car, daily driver, or don’t even bring a car at all! The event is just as much about the great people that share this hobby together, as it is about the cars!

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