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Annual Boneheads Car, Truck and Bike Show

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Event# 913-636-0392

Event Details

There will be a Burnout Contest along with a Flame Thrower Contest. If you have any old or unwanted car parts bring them to sell. We will have games to play also. And Cool trophies. Show starts at 9:00am and goes until we are done. Any vendors interested in coming, contact J.R.

Annual Boneheads Car, Truck and Bike Show

Address : Midway Drive Fort Leavenworth KS
Phone : 913-636-0392   (Always call and confirm events.)

Admission Fee : $15.00

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