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The Great Vehicle Adventure is an extraordinary two-day family-oriented event that comprises an array of vehicles for families to experience – from a Komatsu Bull Dozer to an almost never seen Lamborghini from Sporty’s Toy Club, from a Double Decker Bus to a Monster Truck. Most recent confirmed vehicles now include a helicopter, BMW motorcycles, mini race cars, Segways, speed boats, jet skis, and a mini submarine. In addition, a variety of professional vehicles will be on display, many that include educational programs, representing the construction industry, public transportation, local police, the Army National Guard, pest and animal control, and the North Las Vegas Fire Department to name a few.
When: Sunday, Nov. 2, 2008
THIS EVENT HAS PASSED
Where: Cashman Convention Center, 850 Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas
Cost: Free - $14
Age limit: All ages
Categories: Car Show, Downtown
Related links:
- The Great Vehicle Adventure (Oct. 31, 2008)
Event posted Oct. 31, 2008
Last updated Oct. 31, 2008
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