Spring Heat 2021 - Simpsonville, SC

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Spring Heat 2021 - Simpsonville, SC

Time: March 28, 2020 from 9am to 3pm
Location: Rocky Creek Community Fairground Park,
Street: 931 South Garrison Road,
City/Town: Simpsonville, Sc
Phone: 864 525-9381
Event Type: car, show, cruise-in
Organized By: Reedy Fork/Rocky Creek Community Fairground Park
Latest Activity: Mar 25, 2021

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Event Description

All vehicles are welcome

Voyage In is free

Vehicle Show Registration is $20 from 9 to 12

Grants @ 2:30

This is a Judged show

Best of Show

Best 1959 down

Best 1960 to 1969

Best 1970 to 1979

Best 1980 to 1989

Best 1990 to 1999

Best 2000 to Present

Best Truck

Best Rat Rod

Best Muscle Car 1965 to 1972

Best Import

Nourishment

Music

Entryway prizes

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