This tokusatsu scene by Kamen Rider is hilarious:
Some Pharaoh dude driving a Prince Gloria A30 sedan is fighting Kamen Rider with fire. Especially the finale is brilliant: after a small flying kick he just disappears in thin air! :D
Month: December 2009 (Page 4 of 6)
Time for some more rust(oseums)!
Let’s start with this Toyota Mark II Grande GX81:
Beaten up Toyota Mark II Grande GX81
It might have been stolen and dumped in the middle of nowhere after they beaten up this Mark II enough… Bit of a shame though: it is the Mark II Grande model, so it is the top of the line model…
What about this Cedric Y31?
Nissan Cedric Y31 parked in foliage
It looks like this hardtop model is still in perfectly good health! Just parked somewhere in the foliage and left there for ages… Or could it be that it was parked in an open space and the foliage just grew around it? :P
Rusty Nissan 521 pickup truck
Now even if this 1970 or 1971 Nissan 521 is quite rusty, it may still be in use! Tires aren’t flat yet and judging from headrest on the driver seat it must have been replaced some time ago. It is clear that the model is the 521 since the grille has the four horizontal bars. This did not feature on the 520 models, but only on the 521 model.
All three pictures were taken from the usual place:
?????? (life doodling)
Two years ago I posted the puppy saving Carina commercial and unfortunately it disappeared due to copyright violations… (why?!)
Lucky enough Youtube CM poster mycub posted it once again:
And once again Sonny Chiba saves the day!
Nori Yaro found this picture on Kawasaki’s blog at Doriten:
Daijiro Inada at the age of 25
Amazing! Daijiro Inada used to be young! :D :D
Anyway, yet another blog to follow I guess. :(
Spotted this picture on Ekhatch’s weblog yesterday:
Enkei Paramount wheels?
Now that is certainly a Wheel of Fortune set of rims!
I can already picture Vanna White flipping the letters on the license-plate of the car these wheels are mounted on. ;)
Some time ago I already featured the Mitsubishi Galant Sigma seats in the Commercial time features. I found these 1985 Mitsubishi Galant Sigma Eterna (hardtop) commercials:
Judging from the shot featuring the woman at the rear seats they still loved to put in those fluffy seats. Also the song in the video goes on about You haven’t changed a bit while it is clear that the car actually has changed 99% over its previous generation! Just have a look at all its new features!
Not only did it introduce the new V6 6G71 Cyclone engine, it also introduced the switch from RWD to FWD to the Galant lineup.
I really love these commercials: the Japanese voice-over pronouncing the Galanto Siguma Hardutoppo and the totally misplaced Cyclone promo! (It actually looks like a Dyson commercial!)
So the You haven’t changed a bit part did not apply to the car itself, but to its fluffy seats?