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On Bosozokustyle.com we have several advertisement campaigns running and when we don't have anything to show we use Google Adsense to fill up the space. Apparently is does not always work out okay:

Advertising gone wrong on Bosozokustyle.com
I wonder what those Bosozoku would actually think when they saw that particular advertisement next to their zokusha posing picture! ;)

Earlier this week my friend Bosozoku placed this movie on bosozoku style blog. What he didn't see was that the video featured a Carina sedan:

It is clearly a kouki model and the engine pitch is too high for a 3T-GTE, so it must be an AA63. ;)

Too bad the second video does not contain any Carina, but I'll report that video here anyway:

Yesterday I already wrote about Bosozokustyle.com, so I thought today's Hilarious posting should definitely be about the Bosozoku style! :P

Well, apart from the exhaust Champion picture I posted in the the Bosozoku Carina Sightings there was also another interesting car on that very same meeting:

According to the poster this meeting should be held by the Tan Family which is a former motorcycle gang.

Here you can see it in action:

When I saw the car first I thought it would most probably have, apart from the obvious speedbump trouble, a cornering problem. Looks like the guy did a good job and changed the caster of the front wheels to match the highered rear end.

And I can't get enough of it:

In case you're wondering what car this used to be: it took me some time to figure out but it is a facelifted JDM Toyota Crown MS110.

Simply hilarious! :D

Together with a friend of mine we've created a new website:

The Bosozoku Style blog

This new site will feature daily new fresh Boszoku style cars submitted by both me and Bosozoku.

If you think you want to contribute to the site as well: please contact us!

Noriyaro posted some amazing pictures again! This time of a typically 80s boxy Toyota Chaser JZX71:

Boxy 80s Toyota Chaser JZX71 drifting

I do not agree with him that the car is bosozoku, it is more kyusha kai than bosozoku: it is lowered and it got stretched tires around deep dished rims. No further bosozoku styling (like ridiculous body modifications) or what so ever.

If you're interested in all pictures of the Chaser, you can find them in this posting on the Noriyaru site:
Nori Yaru's Chaser