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Rev Up for a Cause: Auto Show Benefiting Wounded Warrior Foundation

Auto Show Benefit of Wounded Warrior

Anniston, AL – This Saturday, March 2nd, from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm, Absolution Offroad Events is hosting the first annual Auto Show at Greenway CDJR of Anniston, a must-attend event for off-road enthusiasts and supporters of a noble cause. The Auto Show aims to bring together Jeep and off-road vehicle enthusiasts for a day of showcasing, camaraderie, and giving back.

Owners of Jeeps and off-road vehicles are invited to roll in and exhibit their rugged machines, turning the dealership grounds into a spectacle of horsepower and craftsmanship. It’s not just an Auto Show; it’s a chance to flaunt your wheels and connect with like-minded individuals who share a passion for off-roading.

What makes this event even more special is its purpose – all proceeds from the Auto Show will go towards benefiting Wounded Warrior Alabama, a cause dedicated to supporting and honoring our nation’s veterans. By participating, attendees are not only indulging in their love for off-roading but also contributing to a meaningful initiative that supports Alabama veterans.

The main event runs from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm, providing ample time for participants and spectators to explore the impressive array of vehicles on display. Following the show, there’s an exciting plan to roll out for an evening stroll through one of the nearby trail systems. It’s an opportunity to take the off-road experience beyond the showcase and into the rugged terrains that these vehicles are built for.

Auto Show Benefit of Wounded Warrior


For more information, please contact the organizers. For a full list of local events click here

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