Memory Lane Classic Car Museum – Cruise-In -Eatonton, GA

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Memory Lane Classic Car Museum – Cruise-In -Eatonton, GA

Time: December 5, 2015 from 10am to 3pm
Location: Memory Lane Museum
Street: 170 Scott Road
City/Town: Eatonton, GA
Website or Map: http://www.visitlakeoconee.co…
Phone: (706) 991-1835
Event Type: cruise-in, car-show
Organized By: Memory Lane Museum
Latest Activity: Nov 23, 2015

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FEEL LIKE CRUISING AND SHOWING OFF YOUR CLASSIC RIDE?

Memory Lane Classic Car Museum – Cruise-In

Saturday, December 5th from 10am-3pm

Memory Lane Classic Car Museum and the Lake Oconee Elks Club will be hosting a “Cruise and Strut” charity event on                    Saturday, December 5th from 10am-3pm at the Memory Lane Classic Cars Museum,              170 Scott Rd. Eatonton, GA. off Hwy 44 at Lake Oconee.

Each visitor to the museum will receive a ticket for chance to win one of many great prizes including a guided fishing trip and boat tours around the lake. Both car owners and visitors will be eligible for the drawing.

The cost to visit the car museum is $5. Food and drink will also be available.

Proceeds go toward youth and needy programs in the local 5-county area.

Car owners who bring their classic cars to the “Cruise and Strut” will be given an additional ticket for an extra chance to win in an additional drawing for 3 other prizes.

There will also be a silent auction and a live auction for several great prizes, including a Winchester Model 94, 45 Caliber, Gold Plated Special Addition “Morgan County” Commemorative Rifle (No. 2/10), and a Pull Behind “Pistol Charcoal Grill valued at $ 5,500.

Bring your antique, collectable, and special interest cars and motorcycles to show in front of the museum. It is a great opportunity to meet other car enthusiasts and share knowledge.

Cruise ‘n Strut will leave the parking lot at 1:30, single file for a 30-45 minute ride, returning to Memory Lane Classic Car Museum

Silent Auction Begins a 10am  -  Live Auction Begins at 3 pm – Door Prizes Also

Memory Lane Classic Car Museum houses over 120 collectable cars, motorcycles, and other “automobilia”.  For more info please contact (706) 991-1835

The young and needy people in the local 5-county area will be the real winners at this event. Please join us on Saturday, December 5th for a fun event.

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