The Jamaica Classic Car Club (JCCC) is set to host its much-anticipated Classic Car Show this Sunday, November 16, at the Jamaica Horticultural Society in Hope Pastures, St. Andrew. Originally intended as a fundraiser for the club, the event has now been repurposed to support relief efforts in the wake of Hurricane Melissa. Naresh Potopsingh, President of the JCCC, emphasized the shift in focus, stating, ‘Initially, the show was planned to raise funds for the club, but now we aim to contribute to hurricane relief.’ This marks the first car show organized by the JCCC since 2018. The club’s executive will determine how the funds will be allocated post-event, with assurances that the proceeds will be directed to areas of greatest need. ‘This is a challenging time, and we want to do our part to help,’ Potopsingh added. The event will showcase a diverse array of classic and modern vehicles from the club’s members, offering patrons a unique automotive experience. Potopsingh highlighted the club’s efforts to mobilize members to bring as many vehicles as possible, promising ‘a mix of all kinds of cars.’ Beyond the car displays, attendees can enjoy gate prizes, a fashion exhibition by Phusion Models International, and music curated by DJ Audley. The JCCC continues to demonstrate its commitment to community support and its passion for automotive heritage.