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The 2009 4th of July Concert & Fireworks Show at the Homestead Sports Complex will be exciting one this year. The event in 2007 was a spectacular event with over 10,000 people inside and outside of the stadium. There were rides, food and entertainment for the whole family including the "The Caribbean Chillers as the main act. This year, however, will be an even bigger and better event! We are planning on having entertainment, rides, a car show, a concert, food-vendors and of course Fireworks. The event will start at 12:00pm and it will continue to about 9:30pm. The event will start off with a Car Show and a DJ providing music. We will have rides, food vendors and entertainment all day outside and inside the stadium. The main concert will start at 4:00pm inside the stadium featuring The Mauxm's, and back by popular demand, The Caribbean Chillers. The fireworks will go off at 9:00pm, so don't miss out on this traditional Homestead family event, and remember, entrance is free!.
Joined: Nov 2007
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From: Jacksonville, FL
Originally Posted by ACiDTc
club wise, y had mentioned something
Originally Posted by CSOCSO
I love the first two pics! nice job guys!
about the next shoot. im thinking to involve some extra lights.
soooo we would need some power source - generator, extension cables..
and some regular houshold bulbs in different color. i got some blacklight, blue, orange....
Sam.. do you remember how good that picture looks which we took on the ground level in the mall and you were behind me and there were some red lights coming from everywhere?...
about the next shoot. im thinking to involve some extra lights.
soooo we would need some power source - generator, extension cables..
and some regular houshold bulbs in different color. i got some blacklight, blue, orange....
Sam.. do you remember how good that picture looks which we took on the ground level in the mall and you were behind me and there were some red lights coming from everywhere?...
sounds like a lot stuff to drag around,
awesome from the tse website..
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Originally Posted by WiCkeDImGYes I did, but I don’t think that they are going to last that long. 100 bucks for the fogs and hids in them are a hell of a deal, first come first serve. We will just see how long they will last.
did u get my pm about the fogs?
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i still have the leather seats, lip kit, exhaust, strut, intake, radio, rims, amp, speakers,
i still have a lot of stuff.
I will take anything REASONABLE for anything. just pm me for details.
i still have a lot of stuff.
I will take anything REASONABLE for anything. just pm me for details.
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From: Jacksonville, FL
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 7,369
From: Jacksonville, FL
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yea that car is never going to happen.
Talks about that car is that it'd be branded as a Toyota for around 25-30k and the performance model under the Subaru name for 35-40k...
pretty far from our little scions
Talks about that car is that it'd be branded as a Toyota for around 25-30k and the performance model under the Subaru name for 35-40k...
pretty far from our little scions
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Posts: 7,369
From: Jacksonville, FL
real deal mini van 
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Originally Posted by Miami_JDM
i still have the leather seats, lip kit, exhaust, strut, intake, radio, rims, amp, speakers,
i still have a lot of stuff.
I will take anything REASONABLE for anything. just pm me for details.
i still have a lot of stuff.
I will take anything REASONABLE for anything. just pm me for details.
