Labor Day Weekend Koss MotorSports & Broadway at the Beach are bring it back!! -Myrtle Beach, SC

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Labor Day Weekend Koss MotorSports & Broadway at the Beach are bring it back!! -Myrtle Beach, SC

Time: September 1, 2012 all day
Location: Broadway at the Beach (Behind the IMAX Theater)
Street: 1325 Celebrity Circle
City/Town: Myrtle Beach, SC 29577-7445
Website or Map: http://www.kossmotorsports.com
Phone: 8033203193
Event Type: car, show, sound, off, and, glow
Organized By: Tour Delux Rally
Latest Activity: Aug 27, 2012

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Labor Day Weekend
Koss MotorSports & Broadway at the Beach are bring it back!!
CAR SHOW, SOUND OFF and GLOW OFF
Triple Point Show
09-01-2012 Time 300PM to 900PM
Broadway at the Beach
(Behind the IMAX Theater)
1325 Celebrity Circle 
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577-7445
MUSIC, GAMES, FOOD,
Car Show 125+ Classes & True SPL Sound Off
$25.00 Entry Fee
Sponsors: 
Koss MotorSports, KMS Drift, Hooters, Dyno On The Go, Rockauto
PAS Mag (Performance Auto and Sound), Car Show Nationals
more info www.kossmotorsports.com
Steve 803-320-3193
always check out web site to make sure the event was not changed or canceled
 

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