And now for something completely different: the ultimate Yakuza boss car in the early 90s!
I can still remember gluing together my Koenig Specials Ferrari Testarossa. Given that the Testarossa was already an amazing car, the Koenig Specials version was even wider, had a bigger air intake on the side and who cares about popup lights if they create drag?
I think the same applies to this SL500: compared to this Koenig Specials the AMG version of the SL500 is meant as a grocery shopping car for elderly women! :D :D
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A few weeks ago I posted about the Nissan Skyline music collection, well I found another one! A Nissan Gloria Y30 music cassette:
Nissan Gloria Y30 music cassette
Apparently this cassette was delivered along with a VIP Brougham edition that even featured a microphone to sing karaoke while you drive. WTF?!
Found at kpy30vip
This Nissan 350Z may not be a classic Japanese car yet but it surely will be, just like its older sisters, within 20 years!
Nissan Fairlady 350Z
Found it creeping around the corner while having a stroll with my son through the neighborhood.
I wonder what would rock more, a Toyota Corona RT132 or a Toyota Carina RA45? In this commercial the Toyota Corona 2000GT is looking just as great as the Carina!
No wonder they merged them together in the next generation!
Direct link to video: 1979 TOYOTA CORONA Ad
I took this small clip from the Video Option Drift Heaven vol. 15 where Nomuken teaches his pupil how to pronounce L.S.D. (Limited Slip Differential). All I can make of it is Ludesocksedaiski.
Now how would you pronounce that? :P
Okay, they might never have known that the Galant Lambda was sold as the Sapporo in some countries abroad but nevertheless they make an excellent squatting duo:
Sapporo Squat duo
Judging from the flares on their pants these two friends decided to buy in the late 70s early 80s, against its unpopularity, two Mitsubishi Galant Lambdas. Personally I fully agree with them: the Galant Lambda is a great looking car with an amazing engine! Now if only people would have recognized that back in the 70s and 80s!
Found here