By Ashley Reyes
The SEMA Automotive Restoration Market Organization (ARMO) is excited to announced that it will host a booth at the Japanese Classic Car Show (JCCS) on Saturday, October 3, at Marina Green Park in Long Beach, California.
Recognized as the premier gathering for kyusha enthusiasts and fans of classic Japanese automobiles, JCCS celebrates the vehicles, craftsmanship and culture that continue to inspire generations of enthusiasts worldwide. As part of its ongoing commitment to preserving automotive heritage and supporting the restoration industry, ARMO will be on-site to connect with attendees and share valuable industry resources.
Attending JCCS? Visit the ARMO Booth to:
- Connect with ARMO leaders, industry professionals and enthusiasts who are passionate about the craftsmanship, culture and legacy of Japanese vehicles.
- Discover resources designed to support restoration shops and manufacturers.
- Learn how ARMO advocates for and strengthens the automotive restoration industry.
- Check out the featured booth vehicle, Bob Russell's single-owner, award-winning '73 Datsun 240Z.
Bob Russell's single-owner, award-winning '73 Datsun 240Z will be featured in the ARMO booth at the JCCS.
If you're attending JCCS, be sure to add the ARMO booth to your list of must-see stops and join the movement dedicated to preserving automotive history.
To learn more about ARMO, visit sema.org/armo.
To learn more about JCCS, visit japaneseclassiccarshow.com.
