Chisholm Trail Classic Car Show
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Chisholm Trail Classic Car Show will be located in historic Abilene where cowboys roamed the streets in the 1800s at the end of a long cattle drive on the Chisholm Trail. Cash prizes and Trophies will be given to show winners. Excellent restaurant and snack vendors in show area. Live music, horseback rides and shoot-em-up cowboys performing nearby. Other activities at Old Abilene Town and Eisenhower Center as part of the pre-150th Chisholm Trail celebration.
Chisholm Trail Classic Car Show
Phone : 785-410-1647 (Always call and confirm events.)
Fax : 785-200-6600
Email Address : chisholmtrailclassicauto@yahoo.com
Web: www.chisholmtrailclassicauto.com
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