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Originally Posted by BurningQuestion
This reminds me of a question I had.
Our teams may have already discussed this, but what are some of the ways we are planning on marketing the event? Perhaps we could share our ideas on this matter. One thought I had was to put up signs at major road intersections, such route 4/route 7 and route 41/route 112. What do you think?
The more advertising the better! Putting signs up at intersections works, especially the main roads you mentioned. We're also putting up fliers in local stores with thier permission, passing fliers out at car shows, listing the event in the back of the Special Interest Bargain News-Calander of Events, and contacting radio stations.

Remember, all makes, models, years of vehicles welcome.
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This should be on the fliers also because there just aren't enough vehicles like mine to go around.
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