VINTAGE CLASS MEET hosted by The Black Cloud.. Classic Japanese, USA, EURO cars from 1989 and older.

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VINTAGE CLASS MEET hosted by The Black Cloud.. Classic Japanese, USA, EURO cars from 1989 and older.

Time: September 20, 2020 from 1pm to 5pm
Location: Norcross
Street: 6760 Jimmy Carter Blvd suite 100
City/Town: Norcross
Website or Map: http://www.blackcloudbattalio…
Event Type: classic, car, show
Organized By: Mr.VENGEANCE
Latest Activity: Sep 19, 2020

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VINTAGE CLASS MEET

Classic Japanese, American, Euro car show hosted by The Black Cloud

TOMORROW at:

6760 Jimmy Carter Blvd suite 100

Norcross GA 30071

This is a meet to bring together the youth of car culture with the elder enthusiasts.. We bring classic American muscle cars and Japanese shakotoan/drift culture together.. If you are not interested in showing the youth why and old Camaro.Mustang, Challenger, GTO, then don't be surprised that they won't be loved in the future as you did.. bring yours and show em why they are cool.. 

pics from past Vintage Class Meets.

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