Galaxy Diner Cruise-In, Chamblee, GA

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Galaxy Diner Cruise-In, Chamblee, GA

Time: July 6, 2013 from 4pm to 7pm
Location: Galaxy Diner
Street: 3320 Henderson Mill Road
City/Town: Chamblee (GPS Atlanta) 30341
Website or Map: http://www.GalaxyDiner.com
Phone: 404-732-6842
Event Type: cruise-in, car, show, fundraiser.
Organized By: Rick Ellis
Latest Activity: Jul 6, 2013

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UPDATE: We just made the decision to postpone the show until Saturday the 20th, due to the massive amounts of rain in the area!

Finish of your 4th of July week with our fun Cruise-In! In addition to our Popular Choice Awards, Door Prizes and 5050 Raffle, we will be serving free Watermelon slices to all!

This event is open to ALL makes, models and years, so come on out, and bring your friends! Come early and get a good space!

Show entry is free, but we will be collecting donations for the local food pantry.

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