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• ↓ Get $5 off JCCS tickets with this coupon code
• ↓ Impul revives the GT bumper for R34 Nissan Skylines
• ↓ California to move smog test exemption to 1986 thanks to Leno’s Law
• ↓ The final Daihastu Copen rolls off the assembly line
• ↓ QotW: What’s your best story about moving a dead car?
• ↓ The ND Mazda Roadster sure looks good in yellow
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"The 2026 Japanese Classic Car Show is just around the corner, and we’re proud to announce that we will have a very special car on display at the JNC booth. Glenn Chiou’s 1968 Datsun 510 is a historic SCCA race car that competed in the same Trans-Am 2.5 Challenge as the legendary BRE cars. It won several races in its day and is still being raced nearly 60 years later! And if you haven’t gotten your tickets yet, we’re also offering a coupon for $5 off general admission to JCCS to JNC readers. Simply go to the ticket purchasing page and enter JNC5 before checkout. This is a limited time offer, which is only valid for one week, through September 24. See you in Long Beach on October 3!"

"The R34 Nissan Skyline GT-R might be decades old, but aftermarket parts are still coming. Case in point: Impul has revived its GT Bumper. It hearkens back to the original Impul GT Bumper from when the R34 was available new, itself derived from the R34-bodied GT500 race cars that competed in JGTC. Continue reading →"

"On Wednesday morning California Senate Bill 1392 was signed into law. Also known as Leno’s Law, it’s a reprieve for classic car enthusiasts across the state, as it pushes back the state’s notoriously strict smog tests to cars built through 1985. Though Governor Gavin Newsom signed the bill this morning, it doesn’t take effect immediately. Here’s now the rollout will take place in the coming years. Continue reading →"

"On August 31, Daihatsu held a ceremony as the last Copen finished production and rolled off the line. A small group of lucky and dedicated Copen owners were invited to see off the Jaune Yellow kei convertible, a fitting color for a car that has brought so much joy to owners. It was the first time in Daihatsu’s history of over 100 years that the public had been invited to see off a car on its final day of production. Continue reading →"

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Get $5 off JCCS tickets with this coupon code

Impul revives the GT bumper for R34 Nissan Skylines

California to move smog test exemption to 1986 thanks to Leno’s Law

The final Daihastu Copen rolls off the assembly line

QotW: What’s your best story about moving a dead car?

The ND Mazda Roadster sure looks good in yellow