By SEMA News Editors
The SEMA Automotive Restoration Market Organization (ARMO)--a council dedicated to preserving and promoting the automotive restoration industry--will join the 20th annual Japanese Classic Car Show (JCCS) on October 11 in Long Beach, California, celebrating the craft and culture of automotive restoration.
JCCS is a must-see event for fans of kyusha, vintage Japanese cars that continue to capture the imagination of enthusiasts worldwide. While ARMO typically works behind the scenes to support restoration businesses, its presence at this year's show invites car fans to connect directly with industry experts and explore the stories behind these classic machines.
Visitors can stop by ARMO's booth to learn more about the restoration process, discover resources for preserving historic vehicles and share in the passion that keeps automotive heritage alive.
Find more information about ARMO at sema.org/armo and about JCCS at japaneseclassiccarshow.com.
