Sweetheart Cruise-in, Alpharetta, GA

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Sweetheart Cruise-in, Alpharetta, GA

Time: February 11, 2023 from 11am to 3pm
Location: Gateway Classic Cars
Street: 1870 McFarland Parkway
City/Town: Alpharetta, GA 30005
Website or Map: http://www.GeorgiaCoolCruiser…
Phone: 404-732-6842
Event Type: cruise-in, car, show, charity, fundraiser
Organized By: Rick Ellis
Latest Activity: Feb 7, 2023

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Are you SICK of WINTER? We are for sure!

Join us for our "Sweetheart Cruise-in" at our new venue, Gateway Classic Cars in Alpharetta.  We will feature our Best Classic, Best Modern and Top 20 Popular Choice Awards, Door Prizes, 50/50 Raffle, Music and a Silent Auction. We will also have Hot Dogs, Burgers, Hot & Cold Beverages available.

As always, ALL Years-Makes-Models Welcome!

Entry fee is a suggested $20 donation that will benefit the fight against Breast Caner here in Georgia.

Make your plans to attend!

Rain (or Snow) Date: 2/18/23

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