Southeast Charity Challenge @ Atlanta Dragway -Commerce. GA

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Southeast Charity Challenge @ Atlanta Dragway -Commerce. GA

Time: October 26, 2013 from 9am to 6pm
Location: Atlanta Dragway
Street: 500 East Ridgeway Rd
City/Town: Commerce GA 30529
Website or Map: http://www.secharitychallenge…
Phone: 678-234-5831
Event Type: fund, raiser, american, muscle/sports, car, show
Organized By: Kevin Barton
Latest Activity: Oct 22, 2013

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Southeast Charity Challenge (SECC) - 10/26/13 - VETTES - VIPERS - CAMAROS - MUSTANGS - CHALLENGERS This is a Fall show, however we want to get the word out early enough so everyone can put this day in their calendar. This is the first year for SECC and we hope to make it an annual event. It is Saturday October 26th at Atlanta Dragway (NHRA owned) in Commerce Georgia just north of Atlanta. Below is the link to the web site and info on the show. Basically this show was conceived to 1) Provide Southeast muscle car and sports car owners a show to attend later in the year without a long drive and 2) To raise proceeds for the Forsyth County Humane Society (a no kill animal shelter). What makes it cool and a MUST ATTEND event is unlimited drag racing and the fact that the show is centered around all years of Corvettes, Mustangs, Camaros, Challengers, and Vipers. So expect some awesome pair ups at the lane for sure. General parking is available for non show theme vehicles but only theme vehicles are eligible to drag race. BUY YOUR TICKETS AT THE SITE NOW TO SAVE MONEY - EARLY IS QUITE A BIT LESS AND PRE-PURCHASING AFTER THOSE ARE GONE WILL STILL SAVE YOU $$$.

www.secharitychallenge.org

Overview
The Southeast Charity Challenge (SECC) is a gathering of American muscle cars spanning back as far as 1953 with the first Chevrolet Corvette. This includes the Chevy Corvette and Dodge Viper in the sports car category and the Chevy Camaro, Ford Mustang, & Dodge Challenger in the pony/muscle car group (inspired by the Mustang in 1964). All years of these vehicles are invited to park in the show car parking area.

By design and owner modification, these vehicles like to go fast which is why the 1st Annual Southeast Charity Challenge is being held at the historical Atlanta Dragway. With a full day and unlimited passes there are sure to be some impressive quarter mile runs. Whether you are behind the wheel or in the stands drag racing never disappoints!

Our Purpose: Serve the Local Community & Fund Raise for Forsyth County GA Humane Society (A NO KILL Shelter).

Throughout the years, many of us have gotten our car show fix through cruise ins, church car shows, and vendor hosted shows. The SECC is the Southeast's answer to the Midwest's huge Corvette shows and the myriad of classic muscle car shows of the north. Our goal is to provide a fun, family-friendly, southern-based destination for American muscle car and sports car enthusiasts. The SECC is classics, modern muscle, and racing all wrapped up in one event.

All proceeds will benefit the Humane Society of Forsyth County, GA, a "No-Kill" shelter.

For all questions pertaining to the 2013 Southeast Charity Challenge, please contact us at contactSECC@aol.com. or call Kevin at 678-234-5831.

- See more at: http://www.secharitychallenge.org/

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