Remembering Japanese cars from the past
During the decent from the hills around Jayapura I spotted this immaculate Nissan Skyline R31 parked next to a house with a beautiful skyline.
Double skyline
After almost thirty years it is still bone stock!
No badges or decals on the trunk or side so I can only make a rough guess what trim it could be…
Double skyline
I hope their Nasi Kuning is as great as the Skyline. 😉
On route from Jayapura to the lake Sentani we made a short stop in the outer corner of a hairpin to refresh ourselves by drinking out of a freshly prepared coconut. Parked next to our van was this Honda Jazzy with a huge Greddy sticker on its side.
Honda Jazzy?
Another car that can be seen a lot on Bali is the Datsun 620 pickup. Basically the 620 pickup is nothing more than a half Datsun Violet with a big open space to haul stuff around.
Datsun 620 pickup on Bali
I’ll post another one later this week. 🙂
No I’m not dead…yet. I’m just in holiday mode so a bit less postings will be made in the upcoming weeks.
Not to refrain you from your daily dose of JDMness I’ll give you the photo of this Miata I spotted earlier this week:
Down on the Street: Black 1994 Mazda Miata
As you can see it rained heavily meaning a topless Miata would have been no fun at all!
You don’t see too many black Miatas, so I guess this one really is an exception to the rule. 🙂
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