This Nissan Sunny N14 was parked right next to my house and immediately caught my attention. Made a small U-turn (I was on my bike) and took a few pictures. Can you guess what is wrong with this Nissan Sunny?

DOTS: Nissan Sunny N14
Take good notice of the position of the steering wheel (yes, LHD).

And then compare it with this close-up picture:
Click here to continue to the big WTF?! on the next page!

I found this very good amateur video of the 1984 Fuji Gran Championship where a bunch of Sunny B110s, Sunny B310s, Starlet KP61s and first generations Honda Civics battled the TSA class 250km race. The competition is fierce and you can enjoy an 8 minutes spectacle of bumps, spins and drifts:

BTW: at 3:37 an unidentified car is going through the corner on 3 wheels. Anyone got an idea what car it is?

Some time ago I was cycling around my hometown and passing some buildings with a huge fence around it and I took this picture:

What is that behind all that bokeh?
Now what is hiding behind all that bokeh?

It is a fungilicious Sunny B11Cherry N12:

Nissan Cherry N12 covered in fungus!
Now that was a nice surprise!
Two more fungi on the next page!

I always liked the looks of the Nissan Sunny B12: sleek, boxy, fast and still looking normal enough to be a wolf in sheeps clothing! In Japan they were marketed as the Nissan Coupe Rz-1 which sounds a lot more 80s in my ears than the Sunny Coupe.

Somehow it may sound funny, but this commercial made me laugh: my Down on the Street regular started with a Nissan Sunny B12 used by a window cleaner and imagine this streamlined commercial with a big ladder on top of the car!

Before I bought my Canon EOS 350D (also called Canon Rebel in the US) I used to shoot all my photos with my trusty Minolta X300. I'm still sorry I sold the camera shortly after I bought the EOS... I probably thought I would eventually get used to the EOS and actually put effort in shooting pictures with that camera. After 4 years I'm still not used to the EOS and still do the click-clack-lets-do-another-ten-and-choose-the-right-one like I did with my first digicam. Damn, I miss analogue photography! :(

Lately I become more and more interested in photography with the good old analogue cams and I was quite happy to see this beautifully shot Nissan Sunny GX B110 at beeoneoneoh's blog:

Nissan Sunny B110 GX 5 speed
Now that's an image you can hardly shoot with a digital camera!

Nissan Sunny B110 GX 5 speed
Very beautiful shot of the rear of the Sunny. Almost impossible with the sharp and crispy lenses of the new digicams!

Nissan Sunny B110 GX 5 speed
I love it! :)

These pictures were shot with this vintage camera with a Leica Summilux-M 50/1.4 lens:

Vintage camera with Leica Summilux-M 50/1.4 lens
I'll definitely start looking for a secondhand vintage camera tonight! :)