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North Carolina Aviation Museum is a privately held company in Asheboro, NC and is a Unknown business.
This business shut down in August 1988. The manager died and no one wanted to continue the business. Drive In was actually owned by Consolidated.
Acme-Mccrary Corp Sapona Mfg Co Inc Employees Fitness Center
159 North St.
Asheboro NC 27203
(336) 625-2161
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