One Year Anniversary Car Show at the Museum -Tacoa, GA

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One Year Anniversary Car Show at the Museum -Tacoa, GA

Time: June 9, 2018 from 8am to 1pm
Location: Miles Through Time Automotive Museum
Street: 876 E. Currahee St.
City/Town: Toccoa
Website or Map: https://milesthroughtime.com/…
Phone: 706-886-0721
Event Type: car, show
Organized By: Miles Through Time
Latest Activity: Jun 5, 2018

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The Miles Through Time Automotive Museum opened in Toccoa, GA on June 10th, 2017 with a big car show. Almost 100 vehicles showed up for our grand opening car show. Now a year later, the museum has experienced a lot of changes and is ready for an even bigger car show to celebrate our first year.

This year we are expecting over 100 vehicles and hundreds of spectators. Open to all makes and models. There will be food, entertainment, awards, giveaways and more. Early registration is $15 or $20 on the day of the show (includes museum admission) FREE to the public and museum admission $5.

Register online now at https://milesthroughtime.com/car-show/

More details to come!

Contact for Sponsorship Opportunities! https://milesthroughtime.com/car-show/

MTT is a co-op style automotive museum that has over 100 years of automotive history on display. Everything in the museum is owned by different people. Some vehicles are being stored, on consignment, for sale by owner or they've been donated and everything is displayed as museum exhibits.

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