Sandy Plains Cool Ride Classic Cruise-In & Model Train Show -Marietta, GA

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Sandy Plains Cool Ride Classic Cruise-In & Model Train Show -Marietta, GA

Time: September 21, 2013 from 9am to 1pm
Location: Sandy Plains Baptist Church At Sandy Plains Rd & Post Oak Tritt
Street: 2825 Sandy Plains Road
City/Town: Marietta, GA 30066
Phone: (404)697-1907 cell
Event Type: cruise, in, fundraiser
Organized By: Chet Lacy
Latest Activity: Sep 20, 2013

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Come one come all for the Cool Ride Classic Cruise In at Sandy Plains Baptist Church (At the intersection of Sandy Plains Rd and Post Oak Tritt).Event is from 10:00 am til 2:00PM.  All cool muscle cars, classics, motorcycles, and Street rods welcome. EVERYTHING is FREE. including food and drinks. In addition there will also be a TRAIN SHOW going on at the same time next door in our Gym.  Now how COOL IS THAT!  There will be a very nice Peoples Choice Trophy given out too.  We will be accepting any and all donations for 7 yr old Bronco Reese's heart transplant.(He is already on the waiting list)  So please bring the family and friends to come out and have some fun and support a great cause.

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Comment by Jack Thomas on September 17, 2013 at 1:48pm

This looks like fun. We are in a club that is considering coming. Is there a rain date for your event? Please send me the expected weather report. Thank you, Jack & Mary

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