Remembering Japanese cars from the past
Toyotas were sold throughout the world, so naturally the Carina was sold globally as well. This Argentinian Carina TA40 proves that:
The Carina itself is a 2T powered late type Carina (1981) with the Japanese tail lights. In Europe we got different ones with four lights instead of the three in this model.
You can see the tail lights in action around 1:45. (video on the next page) Continue reading
Only in Japan an AE86 barn find isn’t something spectacular. Unless the AE86 has a set of 16 inch S-Class Mercedes rims mounted on the rear:
Probably the rims are not the real deal and some noname knock offs, but I must say they actually do look great on the hachi.
And here the little hachi is on its way to its new home:
Found at Crazy-Doctor
Last week I stumbled across this Nissan Bluebird-U RC car by Bandai:
It has dents all over it and the remote control doesn’t look that remote nowadays but back when it was new it was the best you could get!
Just imagine that the boy who used to play with this rare 2000GT hardtop coupe is now old enough to actually have owned several of them! If that is the case I probably already should have owned several 935s by now! :D
Found at Crazy-Doctor
Posting music videos with a collection of photos on Youtube is a common thing in Japan, especially regarding car meetings.
This video is no exception to that, so sit back, relax and enjoy three minutes of 60s Japanese music and some Showa J-tin! Continue reading
Apparently Aussie Spares only cares for Vailiant, Falcon and Holden and not for vintage JDM tin…
I think Ken and Mary would disapprove…
That were my exact thoughts when I watched this video of the New Year drive of a classic Nissan owners club! As a teaser before the video, this is what a KPGC10 and PGC10 traffic jam looks like:
The video was shot while the pack was exiting a parkinglot near Ichihara. (video on the next page) Continue reading
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