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"Salem Roadster Show set for Feb. 10-11 at fairgrounds
More than 100 hot rods, muscle cars, customs, trucks and motorcycles will be on display at the Salem Roadster Show on Feb. 10-11 at the Oregon State Fairgrounds. Proceeds from the show benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Marion and Polk Counties.
Hand-picked cars from Oregon, Washington and California will be on display. Admission is $9, $5 for ages 8-12, free for younger than 8. Boys & Girls Club members will be admitted free with a valid membership card and an adult admission."
Monday, February 5, 2007
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