Tennessee Valley Mustang Club 22nd Annual Mustang & all Ford Show, Clinton TN

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Tennessee Valley Mustang Club 22nd Annual Mustang & all Ford Show, Clinton TN

Time: October 15, 2011 at 8pm to October 16, 2011 at 1pm
Location: Ray Varner Ford
Street: 2026 N. Charles G Seivers Blvd., Clinton, TN 37716
City/Town: Clinton, TN 37716
Website or Map: http://www. tnvalleymustangcl…
Phone: 865-925-334
Event Type: fund, raiser, for, children's, hospital, and, other, charities.
Organized By: Jim McFarland
Latest Activity: Oct 12, 2011

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Hosted by Tennessee Valley Mustang Club at Ray VVarner Ford. Event hours are 8AM-5PM with check-in running 8AM-12PM. Registration fee is $25.00 (pre-registration $20.00 before October 1, 2011). Vendor space 9'W 20' D $25.00.Judged show will be one day only. Awards will be given Saturday evening. There will be a pony drive though the beautiful Tenn. Mountains on Sunday starting at 9AM For more information call Jim McFarland at 865-925-3334 or email jims6t6@aol.com or visit the website at http://tnvalleymustangclub.org.

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