PHOTO FINISH: POTPOURRI OF EVENTS
Latoya Chavaria is also‘Total’ team player atthe Jamaica Driverand Traffic Expo atJamaica College onOld Hope Road in StAndrew, last Saturday.
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June 26, 2014

PHOTO FINISH: POTPOURRI OF EVENTS

Last weekend will be one that will be surely remembered on the auto calendar. Jamaica College in St Andrew played host to Jamaica Driver and Traffic Expo. By sunset, the action had shifted to Beavers in Manchester for the party Rumors: Intercooler Edition. Sunday saw the inaugural staging of Dyno Day held at McGann’s Auto on Dunrobin Avenue in the Corporate Area.

Here are a few scenes from each event.

 

Latoya Pennant enjoys a moment with one of themany classics on display at the Jamaica Driverand Traffic Expo at Jamaica College on Old HopeRoad in St Andrew, last Saturday.
Proving Kingstondoesn’t have themonopoly onlovely women ErinFacey (left) andDahlia ‘Little MissDee’ Thames wererepresenting forManchester atRumors: IntercoolerEdition in Beaverslast Saturday.

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