Sam's Club Annual Car & Motorcycle Show
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Event Details
Check in time - 8:30am to 10:30am - Awards at 2:00pm
Dash plaques for 1st 50 registrations.
Cookout - 50/50; Over 25 Awards.
Early bird before June 1st - $10; after June 1st - $15
For more info contact: Fred @ 913-416-3562 or Megan @ 913-693-0977
Proceeds CHILDRENS' MIRACLE NETWORK
Rain date the following day.
Sam's Club Annual Car & Motorcycle Show
Phone : 913-416-3562 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : benedict@ku.edu
Additional Notes :
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