Rockabilly Rock Out & Cruise In at Thunder Creek HD -Chattanooga, TN

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Rockabilly Rock Out & Cruise In at Thunder Creek HD -Chattanooga, TN

Time: August 20, 2016 from 11:30am to 5pm
Location: Thunder Creek Harley-Davidson
Street: 7720 Lee Highway
City/Town: Chattanooga, TN
Website or Map: http://www.thundercreekharley…
Phone: Sandra 678-527-0650 X313, TCHD 423-892-4888
Event Type: ride, in, bike, &, car, show, -, rockabilly, style
Organized By: Thunder Creek Harley-Davidson
Latest Activity: Aug 14, 2016

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It's Back - The Party of the Year!
Rockabilly Rock Out & Cruise In 2015
FREE ADMISSION!

Ride-in bike and car show - No Entry Fee
Trophies in all categories.
Cars and trucks please RSVP to contacttc@thecreekhd.com to assure your spot in the show.

Ms. TCHD Pin Up Contest
Tattoo Contest


Live music by The Royal Hounds!
High roller BMX Stunt Show!
The Chattanooga Roller Girls!
The Dames Aflame!

Plus much more!

All ages, bikes and cars welcome!

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