NVCC 2nd Annual Car and Bike Show -Forest Park, GA

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NVCC 2nd Annual Car and Bike Show -Forest Park, GA

Time: October 24, 2015 from 8am to 1pm
Location: New Vision Christian Church
Street: 5300 Frontage Rd
City/Town: Forest Park, GA
Phone: 678 858 1758
Event Type: nvcc, 2nd, annual, car, and, bike, show
Organized By: Hugh Oliver
Latest Activity: Oct 21, 2015

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From:   Vision Riders Motorcycle Ministry

 

Date:     October 24, 2015

 

Time:      9 am to 1 Pm

 

Location: 5300 Frontage Rd, Forest Park, Ga. 

 

Subject: CAR & BIKE SHOW invitation

 

 

NVCC Vision Riders Motorcycle Ministry cordially invite you to participate in our annual car and Bike show.  We welcome all enthusiast car and bike lovers one and all…classics, hot rods, and more. There is a small fee to participate. We are asking for a small amount $15 for cars and $10 for motorcycles. There is a deadline of October 24, 2015. Any questions please contact Hugh Oliver at (678) 858-1758 or Monique Ellis at (404) 510-5671.

 

Sincerely yours,

Motorcycle ministry

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