STREET CAR BRAGGIN' RIGHTS - '22

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STREET CAR BRAGGIN' RIGHTS - '22

Time: June 18, 2022 from 10am to 11:30pm
Location: CAROLINA DRAGWAY
Street: 302 DRAGSTRIP RD
City/Town: AIKEN, SC
Event Type: benefit, cat, show, -, vintage, drags
Latest Activity: Feb 5, 2022

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Street Car Braggin Rights is an annual car event that is held at Carolina Dragway, also known as “THE HOUSE OF HOOK”, in Aiken, South Carolina. SCBR is hosted by Bring It Back Meets, an organization established by enthusiasts for enthusiasts in the car, motorcycle, and truck community based in Augusta, Georgia. This is a one-day event that includes five different street style race classes aimed to bring out anyone from amateur enthusiasts to seasoned race veterans. We also eature a large car, motorcycle, and truck show showcasing over twenty awards for those who prefer “show over go”. Our main goal is to host an event, not for profit, but to give back to the community. With maximum guaranteed class payouts along with no expense spared, we plan to create an event that will be talked about and looked forward to for years to come! We anticipate that SCBR will have representation from virtually every auto manufacturer

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