
Jim Ned VFD 4th of July Car Show Returns With Fireworks, Cool Cars, and Big Raffle Prizes
If you're looking for a way to celebrate Independence Day that screams Texas louder than a bald eagle riding a Harley while eating brisket, the Jim Ned Volunteer Fire Department has you covered.
Classic Cars, Fireworks, and Small-Town Texas Fun

The annual Jim Ned VFD 4th of July Car Show returns July 4th in Tuscola, bringing together classic cars, trucks, motorcycles, great food, family fun, and of course, a fireworks show that lights up the West Texas sky.

Vehicle registration runs from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m., and the first 100 participants will score an event T-shirt. The show also features custom trophies that are honestly some of the coolest I've seen. These aren't your typical plastic trophies collecting dust on a shelf. They're handcrafted works of art built from automotive parts and metal fabrication.
More Than Just a Car Show

One thing I love about this event is that it supports a great cause. The Jim Ned Volunteer Fire Department serves the community year-round, and events like this help raise funds for equipment, training, and operations.
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There's also a raffle happening with some seriously impressive prizes, including a custom cowboy cooker, a Recteq Legend 400 grill and smoker, and a couple of Ruger firearms. Best part? You don't have to be present to win.
Listen To My Interview With Sam From Jim Ned VFD

I recently sat down with my buddy Sam from the Jim Ned Volunteer Fire Department to talk about the car show, fireworks, raffle prizes, the unique trophies, and what folks can expect this year.
If you've never attended before, this interview will tell you everything you need to know and probably convince you to make the trip.
Check out the full interview below and make that short trip to Tuscola on the Fourth of July to support the Jim Ned Volunteer Fire Department.
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