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Ford Stampede

Time: July 26, 2015 all day
Location: Mustangs at Country Heritage Park
City/Town: Milton
Website or Map: http://fordstampede.ca/
Event Type: show
Organized By: OntAG Admin
Latest Activity: May 13, 2015

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It's the new Ford Stampede!

Shine up your ride and show everyone what you’ve got at Country Heritage park in Milton on July 26, 2015!

Our new show location is not only in a scenic park setting, it also has 30 unique historical buildings and 20,000 artifacts that you can explore during the day and are included with show admission. The park also has a former 1928 Ford dealership and gas station and is a great spot for a photo of your car.

There will be 22 trophies across 8 categories available to be won, including best in show, longest drive to show, best modified and more. DJ, on site BBQ, door prizes, 50/50, raffles and more. Gates open at 8:30 am and registration and gates close at noon. Awards at 3 pm. Vendors include: Dasilva Racing, Sean Hyland Motorsport, Custom Car Posters, WheelWax and more to be announced.

Show pre-registration is $15 and includes the driver and passengers. Download the registration form here if you wish to pay by cheque. Show date admission is $30. Spectators must pay park admission.

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