The Japanese classic car show took place on Saturday, October 11, in Long Beach, California. As the 20th annual event, excitement was high for both attendees and participants eager to showcase their vintage Japanese classics.
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Rows of vintage rolling art filled the lawn in downtown Long Beach, carefully organized by make, model, and year by the show organizers to provide the best experience for both participants and spectators.
The show is thoughtfully curated, with each vehicle required to submit a mandatory photo and a fully documented build sheet ahead of the event for acceptance. Once selected, show participants can have their vehicles judged in various categories and compete for top awards.
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The Cars
There were racecars, drift builds, trucks, and even motorcycles on display. All amazing vintage cars covered the fields of Long Beach, surrounded by attendees and car photographers throughout the event. The vehicles were outfitted with custom rims, upgraded engines, vintage stereo systems, the likes of which I’ve never seen.
All vehicles displayed at the show were required to be built before 1995. This wide range of cars caters to every type of car lover. From completely custom builds or barn find survivors, this is an event you won’t want to miss next year. Full details of the event are below.
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Japanese Classic Car Show Details
Visit: https://japaneseclassiccarshow.com
14 years ago a group of Southern California car enthusiasts got together with the idea of putting on a new event – one that would celebrate vintage Japanese automobiles and the culture that surrounds them. At the time this was a pretty bold idea, as classic Japanese cars had yet to reach mainstream acceptance.
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Fast forward 14 years, JCCS® has become one of Southern California’s premier car gatherings. In recent years the event has grown right alongside the popularity of classic Japanese cars themselves.
It is and remains to be America’s First and Original Japanese Car Show, Dedicated to Old School Japanese Cars.
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