Love Cars? Don't Miss the Four States Auto Museum Spring Car Show

If you love cars, music and food then get ready for a great time at the Four States Auto Museum's Annual Spring Car Show in downtown Texarkana.

Annual Spring Car Show

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The fun takes place on Saturday, May 7 at the Four States Auto Museum located at 217 Laurel Street in Texarkana, Arkansas.

How Do I Enter The Spring Car Show?

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All cars and trucks are welcome. From the brand new shiny ones to classics to antiques. Register your vehicle between 8 AM to 10 AM with the awards announced at 3:30 PM. Best of Show will win $250. There will be additional cash awards too. The entry fee is just $30. There will be a Swap Meet too with a space fee of $30.

Enjoy The Day with Cars, Food & Music

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But you don't have to enter a car to have a great time. Come and take a look at all the beautiful vehicles there will also be live music, delicious grilled burgers and homemade desserts for sale too.

Don't Miss Your Chance to Win Prizes Too!

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Get in on some door prizes, a 50/50 pot and a TV raffle. The winner of the TV will be drawn at the Bandit Run on May 22 and you won't need to be present to win the TV. Proceeds from this event will help support the Four States Auto Museum. It is also partly funded by the City of Texarkana, Arkansas Advertising & Promotion Commission.

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