10th Anniversary Japanese Classic Car Show – 9.27 Long Beach, CA
08-25-14, 05:08 PM
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10th Anniversary Japanese Classic Car Show – 9.27 Long Beach, CA
" Let's celebrate! 25th year of Mazda MIATA "
Japanese classic car fans!
Mark your calendar & join us to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of Japanese Classic Car Show!
Date: Sep. 27th (Sat) 2014.
As always – one of the finest venue in So.Cal – The Queen Mary in Long Beach welcomes you for the "Kyu-sha paradise"!!
400 of Japanese classic cars – DATSUN/NISSAN, TOYOTA, MAZDA, HONDA, SUBARU, ISUZU and SUZUKI AND Vintage Motorcycles – KAWASAKI, YAMAHA, HONDA, SUZUKI, HODAKA, TOHATSU & more, plus special display from auto manufacturers and vendors.
Special Guest: Peter Brock of BRE, John Morton and Tom Matano – Miata's designer
10th commemorative goods available to purchase include: JCCS limited 10th anniversary poster drawn by Hector Cademartori and more!
Check out the latest JCCS News here: Japanese Classic Car Show / JCCS 2014
10th Anniversary Show of JCCS
Sep.27th (Sat) Public Open: 9am to 3pm
The Queen Mary, Long Beach, California
Please visit website for more detailed visitor info.
Which Kyu-sha will grab your heart this year?!
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Japanese classic car fans!
Mark your calendar & join us to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of Japanese Classic Car Show!
Date: Sep. 27th (Sat) 2014.
As always – one of the finest venue in So.Cal – The Queen Mary in Long Beach welcomes you for the "Kyu-sha paradise"!!
400 of Japanese classic cars – DATSUN/NISSAN, TOYOTA, MAZDA, HONDA, SUBARU, ISUZU and SUZUKI AND Vintage Motorcycles – KAWASAKI, YAMAHA, HONDA, SUZUKI, HODAKA, TOHATSU & more, plus special display from auto manufacturers and vendors.
Special Guest: Peter Brock of BRE, John Morton and Tom Matano – Miata's designer
10th commemorative goods available to purchase include: JCCS limited 10th anniversary poster drawn by Hector Cademartori and more!
Check out the latest JCCS News here: Japanese Classic Car Show / JCCS 2014
10th Anniversary Show of JCCS
Sep.27th (Sat) Public Open: 9am to 3pm
The Queen Mary, Long Beach, California
Please visit website for more detailed visitor info.
Which Kyu-sha will grab your heart this year?!
]
08-25-14, 05:42 PM
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My son and I have been attending this show nearly every year since the its inception, but unfortunately this year my son's unique and creative Civic creation has been banned from showing by event promoters, so my friends and I will not be attending. The show that used to be inclusive and become exclusive. Sad, sad day for JCCS!
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08-27-14, 12:16 AM
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So, they asked him if he had changed the finish since last year. Changing the car's finish would totally change the "rat rod style" of the car. Links to coverage from last year!
http://jccs.smugmug.com/Events/JCCS/...4152&k=w9wZGpg
A Civic Misfit, The Rust Bucket Wagovan | Speedhunters
Yea Andy, sorry bro! Sad
http://jccs.smugmug.com/Events/JCCS/...4152&k=w9wZGpg
A Civic Misfit, The Rust Bucket Wagovan | Speedhunters
Yea Andy, sorry bro! Sad
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09-07-14, 12:55 AM
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I was out of the country and missed the registration for JCCS, but I will stop by and take a look at your wonderful car. Anybody wants to see mine it will be in the parking lot. LOL
I think I'll register for the Santa Monica show. Could be interesting...
09-26-14, 10:33 AM
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It works the other way around, my friend; once you get a car really clean, you spend the rest of your life cleaning the damned thing because even the tiniest amount of dirt stands out.
Washed & dried the car the car last weekend, & hand-waxed it, spent another night wiping down everything in the engine bay (did you know silicone hoses & plug wires collect dust? It sticks!) & re-polishing chrome & aluminum, spent last night vacuuming, will spend tonight coating tires and trim, and shining up interior.
& by the time the car gets to Long Beach, it'll be dirty again.
Washed & dried the car the car last weekend, & hand-waxed it, spent another night wiping down everything in the engine bay (did you know silicone hoses & plug wires collect dust? It sticks!) & re-polishing chrome & aluminum, spent last night vacuuming, will spend tonight coating tires and trim, and shining up interior.
& by the time the car gets to Long Beach, it'll be dirty again.
