Mountain Thunder Car Show -Old Fort, NC

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Mountain Thunder Car Show -Old Fort, NC

Time: April 25, 2015 from 9am to 2pm
Location: Downtown Old Fort behind Town Hall
Street: Commerce St
City/Town: Old Fort, NC
Website or Map: http://www.route70cruisers.com
Phone: 281-798-4805
Event Type: fundraiser, for, local, charities
Organized By: Route70Cruisers, Inc.
Latest Activity: Apr 21, 2015

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Annual Mountain Thunder Car Show in Old Fort, NC. Grand Prize is a Performance 350 engine assembled by Route70Cruisers and will be on running display. Cruisers Prize is a set of tires valued up to 500.00 with choice of BF Goodrich or Michelin. Winner pays any difference above 500.00. Food, Music, Door Prizes, T-Shirts, 50/50, raffle on double carport, and more. Town of Old Fort Pioneer Days same day across the street with Food, Music, Crafts, and more. Fun for the whole family. 10.00 registration receives 1 ticket on motor/tires. Pre-registration by April 15 will receive 3 tickets. Additional tickets will be for sale. Come join one of the largest and most fun car shows in WNC.

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