O'Reilly Cub Scout Car Show -Loganville, GA

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O'Reilly Cub Scout Car Show -Loganville, GA

Time: October 1, 2011 from 10am to 2pm
Location: O'Reilly Auto Parts
Street: Hwy 78
City/Town: Loganville, GA
Phone: 404-580-7161 ( Terry) 770-280-7800 (William)
Event Type: car, show, and, fund, raiser
Organized By: Terry Parsons and William Daniel
Latest Activity: Oct 4, 2011

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8th annual O'Reilly Cub Scout Car Show. October 1st, 20011

10am till 2pm.

$10.00 registration fee  Many Classes , Motorcycle and Kids (under 16 -no full size cars, go carts, bicycles etc..) class.

Come see Jessie Daniel of Little Leadfoot Racing and other Jr. Drag racers

Come help raise some money these boys activities for the year. Special thanks to O'Reilly's, YearOne, FlagStar Bank,

Little Leadfoot racing 

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Comment by Terry on October 4, 2011 at 2:25pm

Thanks to all who attended..we raised some good money for the boys and met some good folks! Thank you again!

 

Comment by Terry on September 28, 2011 at 10:06pm

1st and 2nd trophies for:

Best Ford, Chevy, Mopar,Pontiac,Old, Truck,Motorcycle, Race Car (can not be street legal) , Stock (original),

Club Participation award, Pack pick trophy, Kids class ( under 16  no cars allowed..go carts, bicycles powerwheels etc...)

 

Hope to see ya!

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