As opposed to it being this Sunday the Hits and Jams team has shifted the Car and Bike show staging to November 29. This decision according to Entertainer Kerwin Bollers was arrived at based on the request of some of the contenders to this event. “The body workshops owners asked us to hold because they need some more time to import supplies to dazzle and surprise fans,” Bollers aid.
Expressing regrets at the postponements Bollers also said his team remains committed to providing the best quality events.
On November 29 all roads lead to the Everest Cricket ground for the seventh annual Hits and Jams Car and bike show. This year the much anticipated event will feature cars, bikes and SUVs in more than fifteen categories for various tangible prizes as well as bragging rights. The categories up for competition include cleanest car and bike, best car, SUV and bike, best antique car and bike, cleanest sounding car and SUV, loudest car and SUV, Super car or SUV and the Car show king.
The king walks away with a giant size trophy and a year of bragging rights. The family event is fair at which allows automobile operators to showcase their toys. It does not promote violence and noise nuisance on the roadways. For this GT&T and Banks Power stout sponsored event patrons are guaranteed a show a notch above the last staging. Application forms are still being accepted at HJ-TV 72 Lance Gibbs Street, Queenstown. Added attractions include booths with automotive parts companies showcasing automobile accessories. The event is family oriented. More than frothy forms have been uplifted.
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Mondale Smith
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