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GSRA January 2017 Meeting -Lithia Springs, GA
Event Details
Time: January 21, 2017 from 10am to 2pm
Location: Streetside Classics
Street: 213 Thornton Rd, Suite 400
City/Town: Lithia Springs, GA
Website or Map: http://www.gsra.com
Phone: 770-616-3583
Event Type: club-meeting, car, show
Organized By: Georgia Street Rod Association
Latest Activity: Jan 19, 2017
Event Description
Georgia Street Rodders Association Monthly Meeting
Our next meeting date will be at Streetside Classic Cars in Lithia Springs, GA! 213 Thornton Rd, Suite 400, Lithia Springs,GA, 30122, (678) 279-1609
Drinks & Snacks will be at 12 noon and the meeting will be at 12:30 pm. Please bring chairs. Directions: From I-285 on the East side -Take I-20 west to Thorton Road North. Streetside is a ways up on your left. We know you won’t want to miss it! We’d love to see you there. Please bring a friend to consider joining GSRA.
Bring a NEW MEMBER! The GSRA is one of the oldest street rod associations in the USA, having been formed in 1976. The GSRA promotes the car hobby in general and is open to all walks of life. All anyone needs is a healthy interest in automobiles. You don't have to even own a car!! Spouses and significant others are welcome at our all our events. In fact many spouses run the 50/50 drawings and participate in the swap meet. Without spousal support the GSRA would not run as smoothly.
A couple things that make us different...we do not have a cut off date for our events, like some rod associations. Our members have all sorts of automobiles - stocks, rods, trucks, motorcycles, and customs. National Events (NSRA) though, do have a 1948 cut-off date. We have regular monthly meetings that encompass discussion of old and new GSRA business, selection of the Car of the Month, purchase of 50/50 tickets, and meet new members/greet old members. All are welcome to come check us out.
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Comment by Michael Thies on January 19, 2017 at 5:19pm
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This will be a great show and greet/meet with hundreds of cars to see. Bring soemthing to show! Bring a friend, bring the family! It is museum everyday! Everybody welcome!
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