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WGAN and Bill Dodge Auto Group partner for annual Hot Rods & Heroes Car Show

WGAN and Bill Dodge Auto Group partner for annual Hot Rods & Heroes Car Show

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For anyone big into classic cars and supporting those who served our country, Bill Dodge Auto Group in Westbrook is the place to be with their annual Hot Rods & Heroes Car Show going on today (10/18) from 10 AM to 2 PM!

Hosted by us and our sister station 101.9 WPOR, the event aims to raises funds for Veterans Forward Maine, a nonprofit with the goal of financially assisting veterans and their families with housing, support services, and more.

The show itself, the last major one of the season, features plenty of stunning automobiles from all across New England. Everything from classic cars and trucks to their namesake hot rods and muscle cars are on display, and that’s barely even scratching the surface.

Additionally, the show features live music, a 50/50 raffle, food trucks, and much more.

You can make a direct donation to Veterans Forward by clicking the link here.

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