Remembering Japanese cars from the past
This is quite literally Max Coveri’s Running in the 90s: wrecking your panda white Toyota Sprinter Trueno AE86 by running it into a ditch!
Judging from its stance, the AE86 has now been lowered beyond its maximum!
Via DivinaPapaya
Seeing a rusty AE86 is always sad, but seeing five makes me wonder whether this place in Japan is AE86 heaven or hell. Welcome to another Japanese Rustoseum post!
Let’s start with the first one. This is a presumably late-1984 or early-1985 white panda zenki Trueno GT Apex 3-door that has suffered from some accident damage. The front has been caved in, which means it’s probably a write-off. I think it’s a GT Apex as it does feature the bucket sports seats, and panda paint and doesn’t seem to have an areal on the right fender.
Continue readingWhat else to post on Friday the 13th than a wrecked Toyota Corolla Levin AE86 GTV?
Basically this one owner Levin AE86 bought it in June 1986 and wrecked it six years later. Judging from the damage the car would have been saved nowadays but back in those days a hefty repair-bill of 500000 yen was a bit too much to get it back on the road.
Via Minkara
With the fresh new start of Stage 5 it kicks off with a fake Takumi and Keisuke (still have to watch the first episode fully…) it might be good to warn for all the real wannabe Takumis in the world that will start getting inspired again and try to do what you should not do at home kids:
Just like this Itsuki did half a year ago in the Utsunomiya prefecture…
Guess what they found inside this Tofu Special: Continue reading
Time to start again with the wrecked series. Some time ago I found this fatally damaged hakosuka Skyline on Minkara:
If this compressed bootspace doesn’t impress enough, there was also damage on the front side of the car: Continue reading
Not sure if anyone of these guys is called Iketani, but I thought it would be a nice fit since it looks exactly the same as the Silvia S13 Koichiro Iketani from Initial D was driving:
It is also unsure if they wrecked the roof of the car manually after the accident or if it rolled over a couple of times…
And a picture says more than a thousand words: Continue reading
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