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The idea came about as a way to do something for a local charity. Since employees at the dealership love animals, it was decided to raise money for the animal shelter in Marble, which serves Cherokee, Clay and Graham counties. Plans for the car show started in February.
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A 1932 Ford Roadster owned by Brad Millican drew admiration from onlookers at Valley River Chevrolet. -
A 1969 Chevy Camaro owned by Joey Shore was a head-turner at the first Valley River Chevrolet car show on July 15. -
Cars under the big tent provided shade for those checking out the classics during the first car show at Valley River Chevrolet on July 15.
Murphy – Cars outside of the normal vehicle inventory sat on the lot at Valley River Chevrolet on July 15 as part of a project to raise money for the Valley River Humane Society.
The idea came about…