Remembering Japanese cars from the past
Just like Keita and Yakumi used their Corolla KE70 I used my own Carina TA60 as a wedding car on our wedding. One thing I did not do was also order it on top of my wedding cake:
According to the source the parkinglot was filled with kyusha cars. :)
And as reference this is their Corolla KE70: Continue reading
I wonder if this couple did pose next to that Carina GT-T TA63 like Sonny Chiba and Kayoko Kishimoto on purpose?
In case you are wondering what I am talking about: Sonny Chiba and Kayoko Kishimoto were doing the Carina A60 commercials together.
Here are a couple of the commercials featuring both of them: Continue reading
It is very uncommon to see a video of a Carina drifting around on Suzuka circuit. It even less common to see a KA67V Carina van drifting around on that very same circuit!
Given the engine revs I presume the 5K engine is still lying under that bonnet: Continue reading
John DeLorean lived long enough to see the birth of the little brother of his brainchild:
The AZ-1 did not have a stainless steel body but it surely was just as awesome as its bigger brother!
Found at: tokubetu
Or is it?
Well, uhm…
What looks a better place for these Appliance rims? The woman dressed in knitwear or this Kujira Crown? Continue reading
Last Friday I was commuting by car to my work and just got around the block of my house, spotted something in the left corner of my eye and slammed on the brakes real hard. Why? Well this is why:
Yes, my eyes did not deceive me for a split second: I slammed my brakes for a set of Hayashi Street knock offs (They are genuine!) on this Honda Civic EG. :)
Still these Rota Shakotan (that’s what they are called) still look good on this Civic. ;)
Edit: they are genuine!
BTW: Don’t mind the bad quality of the picture: after the only parking spot that was left the day before was under a tree I found my car covered in bird-crap and I tried to make my side windows at least a bit more visible, hence all the fuzzy stuff in the picture. :o
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