Imagine how sad it is to see this Skyline 1500 GL rusting away on an unpaved piece of land.
The driver-side door is open, so at least it can’t be damp on the inside…
Found at Yappari
Remembering Japanese cars from the past
Imagine how sad it is to see this Skyline 1500 GL rusting away on an unpaved piece of land.
The driver-side door is open, so at least it can’t be damp on the inside…
Found at Yappari
Sometimes the expression on someones face says more than the rest of the picture. That is certainly true for the driver of this Toyota Starlet KP62:
The expression on his face says so much more about the motion of the car than the rest of the photo! :P
Found at Nanafc3c
Earlier this week I came across this photo of a Carina rear view mirror on Minkara and it reminded me of the cover of one of the Carina catalogues I own.
The setting is almost the same, but the background isn’t
This is the catalogue cover I’m referring to: Continue reading
Back in the early 00s when I tried to convince my friend Mux to buy a hachi my idea was to buy the same one as he did. This photo reminds me a bit of that era:
Two friends buying the same car, modifying it in the exact same way.
For Mux and me it worked out a bit differently: he bought a zenki Levin in metalic blue (colorcode 8A9) and I bought a zenki Trueno in silver grey.
Found at Kosi Gaya Racing
Do you love Japanese retro styled cars like the Nissan Pao/Figaro or the Subaru Vivio Bistro? Then you will definitely dig this van:
Influenced by the Citroën H van and improved with aircon and powersteering. ;)
Anyone got an idea which kei-van platform this was built on?
Finally found it: it is a Honda Vamos Mooa!
After two Miataless months I thought it would be and excellent time to post up something I snapshotted half a year ago when I was at the Santa Clara conference hall. A USDM Miata had been parked at the conference parkinglot and while I was searching my bag for my HTC phonecam a white Celica RA42 parked right next to it! Yes, the Celica was indeed driven by a disabled person and it did have an automatic transmission.
If you look at the Celica and Miata and compare it against the other two behemoths next to them you realize these two cars are very very un-American. ;)
When I walked around to take a snapshot up front the Miata owner returned left, so all in all I just had about one minute of luck to take the above snapshot. This is how the Celica looks up front: Continue reading
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