KURNELL KUSTOM NATIONALS

KURNELL KUSTOM NATIONALS

Sunday 13th February 2011
Car show, swap meet and Rock n Roll Show
Marton Park. Captain Cook Drive. Kurnell

9am - 4pm. Live Rock n Roll dancing,DJ,s, Trophies, Stalls, kids rides, Face Painting great food all day
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Entrants & Vendors set up from 7am-9am Car entry $10 swappers $10 Stall Holders $20

Wanted Kustom Kulture stall holders

Proudly sponsored by Creative Street Culture, Pizzas with Muscle and Dance beat




Contact
Rod 0411 214 876,

Rob 0449 671 106
e-mail creativestreetculture@gmail.com

Hey Guys

We are looking for stall holders and businesses who may be interested in coming on board as sponsors, this year we are trying to make the transition from static street machine show to a mini kustom kulture festival, dance beat have come on board and will be providing rock n roll dance displays and we are seeking more people and businesses to help us really get that rockabilly atmosphere happening. If you think you may like to get involved you can e-mail me at creativestreetculture@gmail.com or give me a bell on 0449 671 106

Cheers
Rob

Hey all



Less than 72 hours to go until the 2011 Kurnell Kustom Nationals



This year show is looking like being a cracker with a heap of traders selling everything from exotic candy to Whitewalls to iconic American road trips down the legendary Route 66 as well as the brand new range of Creative Street Culture T shirts will make their debut



Rockabilly band ‘Back to Memphis will be belting out the tunes while the Dancebeat dancers will be showing us all how to groove Rock N Roll style as well as DJ Joe Corte playing all the classics



As always there will be a heap of tinware up for grabs and for the first time there will be a lowbrow art show with some very cool pieces for sale and Fletch from Classic Resto’s will be there in his Dodge and filming the show so you might even get to see yourself on the telly.



Gonna be a great show so get on down have a great time and help out the flood victims in the process.


Seeya on the Street
Rob
Creative Street Culture