SCENES FROM THE 7TH ANNUAL JAPANESE CLASSIC CAR SHOW
This article is from our archives and has not been updated and integrated with our "new" site yet... Even so, it's still awesome - so keep reading!
Published on Sat, Sep 10, 2011
By: The LACar Editorial Staff
Words and pictures by Roy Nakano
When Japanese cars first reached our shores in the 1950s and 1960s, , few could have predicted they would one day reach collector status. But there they were, on display at the 7th Annual Japanese Classic Car Show at the Queen Mary in Long Beach, California—with fans lining up to enter as if they came to see the national treasures at the museum. Of course, the exotics were there, like the Toyota 2000GT. But so were the everyday cars of yesteryear—the 510 Datsuns, Toyota Coronas, Honda 600s, etc. LA Car was there to capture the moment.
To view our coverage of past Japanese Classic Car Shows, see Big Wheels Keep on Turning and Japanese Classic Car Show. For more information on the Japanese Classic Car Show, go to japaneseclassiccarshow.com/
