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Machine enthusiasts travelling throughout Tennessee own a diversity of machine shows they can attend. Specialized shows nerve center on particular categories and gamut from military cars, Corvettes, and Mustangs, to customs and calescent rods. Vehivle aficionados can regularly treasure trove a vehivle fair in the colossal cities of Nashville, Memphis and Knoxville. When you attend, discharge not forget to test gone the vehivle accessories on expo and timer some of the product demonstrations. Another barn door attraction at some automobile shows are the swap meets, where you might good buy deals on cars parts or classic vehicles, which persons are looking to sell.
Bowen Campbell Auto Expo
Sumner County Vintage Vehicle Club hosts the annual Bowen Campbell Car Expo in Goodlettsville in the summer. The fact includes a swap appropriate, a silent auction, door prizes and contests. Vehicle classes involve Corvette Inventory, Mopar Inventory, Thunderbird Inventory, Chevrolet Modified, bicycles, and Elderly Tractors. As of 2010, the entrance payment for all classes is $20, bicycles hope for a $10 fee, pedal cars cost $10 and the swap meet is $20.
Bowen Campbell Auto Expo
Moss Wright Park
Goodlettsville, TN 37072
615-824-5690
615-824-1901
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Beech Lake Summer Classic Auto Show
The annual Beech Lake Summer Classic Auto Show welcomes vehicles made from 1900 to present. The family-friendly event includes live entertainment, door prizes and contests. The show has a swap meet and classic cruise after the event. The entrance fee is $20 for the first vehicle and $15 for an additional vehicle. Attendees will see muscle cars, vintage cars, hot rods and custom cars.
Beech Lake Summer Classic Auto Show
Beech Lake Shores
Highway 412
Lexington, TN 38351
Nashville International Auto ShowNashville Convention Center601 Commerce St.Nashville, TN 37203
731-225-6025
Nashville International Auto Show
The Nashville International Auto Show is a three-day event held annually in the Nashville Convention Center. Admission ranges from $4 to $8 as of 2010, however, children six years old and under are free. The car show displays the latest models and demonstrates car accessories and products. Previous vehicles at the show include Volvos, Lexus, Mustangs and Corvettes.615-742-2000
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