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The Tank Museum's 4th Annual Indoor Car and Bike Show was a great success. The show brought in 130 of Southern Virginia's best cars, trucks and bikes. The participates were displayed in 44 different classes. The first 60 participates received goody bags with many nice items including, free food. The first 100 cars were also given dash plaques.



The raffles this year were tremendous with well over 100 items being raffled off. Through donations by local businesses, the museum was able to gather items ranging from hats and t-shirts to Rotary Tool Kits and bottle jacks. There was even a 12x11' roll of carpet raffled off.

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Each year the museum likes to thank the participates by having a raffle based solely around them. When each car enters the show, the driver's name is put in a hat. We than draw names from those participates only. This year there were three items given away:

  • 1st drawing - Rotary Tool Kit
  • 2nd drawing - Home Tool Kit
  • 3rd drawing - Brand New Rolling Tool Box


    • This was a fun day for all and the museum had over 530 people attend the show.

    The museum's 5th Annual Indoor Car and Bike Show on November 1st, 2008, will be bigger and better. With even more classes and a few more added surprises. So mark your calendar for Southern Virginia's best Indoor Car and Bike Show!



    Scenes from the November 3rd, 2007
    Indoor Car Show

    This gorgeous truck took 1st place in it's class, it also recieved the honors of "Best of Show." This is one beautiful truck.

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    		 What a fabulous show this turned out to be. 130 spectacular entries and over 400 visitors to the show. Next year's show will be even bigger and better than this one!

    This 1997 GMC Sonoma took 1st place in it's class and has also appeared in the magazine "Truckin'."

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    people's choice

    		 This very nice 2001 Chevy S10 Extreme took the "People's Choice" award. It also took 2nd place in the S10 class.

    This 1955 Chevy Belair took 1st place in it's class and this is one sweet ride!

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    		 This gorgeous 2003 Suzuki Hayabusa took 1st place in it's class, which was one of the most difficult classes to judge.

    This 1934 1 1/2 ton truck won 1st place in it's class but was one of the more unique vehicles we had at the show this year.

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    chevelle

    		 This beautiful 1967 Chevy Chevelle took 1st place in it's class and is a nice example of an original restoration.

    1st place in the Import 1998-newer class went to this 1999 Honda Accord.

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    custom pickup

    		 2nd place in the Custom Pick-up class went to this gorgeous 1946 Chevy Pick-up.

    This 1935 2 Door Sedan took 1st place in it's 1935 Street Rod Class.

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    antique

    		 This 1957 Ford Thunder Bird took 2nd place in the Antique class. You don't see many of these.

    1st place in the Mopar class went to this beautifully done 1970 Plymoth Cuda.

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    Again this year the museum put on a wonderful demostration with the museum's M48A5 tank crushing a 1980's model Ford Mustang.

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    monster truck

    		 This year the new addition was that of the Category 5 monster truck. This was a big hit with the children. The museum would like to thank the guys from Monstertruckridesusa.com for displaying their truck


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    Danville, VA 24540
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