Blue Springs Annual Car, Bike, and Tractor Show
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Event Details
The annual Blue Springs car, bike, and tractor Show, presented by the Blue Springs Volunteer Fire Department, features several categories of stock and modified classics with vehicles over 54 years old! Enjoy the displays, contests, food, raffles, awards, and fun!
Registration 9-noon.
Blue Springs Annual Car, Bike, and Tractor Show
Phone : 402-806-1238 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : tomc_t54@icloud.com
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