How deep is your dish?
What more can you wish for than a beautiful two tone Cresta Super Lucent GX71?
A set of deep dished SSR Mk1s to fit with it of course!
Judging from this angle I’d say they are 15 inch and 9J wide: (more…)
by banpei with 1 commentPicture of the Week: Mazda T2000 kaido racer
Not everything seems to be what it is and this Mazda T2000 kaido racer is one of them:
I know: it is a photoshop, but I must say it is a very well done one! All the batlike wings and intakes really suits the 50s styling of the T2000.
For those unfamiliar with the Mazda T1500/2000: in the early 30s Mazda started producing the Mazdago, a tricycle based upon a motorcycle. After the second world war it got grew up to the size of a large truck, especially with the introduction of the long wheelbase capable of carrying the displayed short wheelbase as a whole!
Found at Minkara
by banpei with 1 commentMeeting Monday
The Nagoya Auto Trend 2012 already happened a week ago, and these are the two videos I could find with some kaido racers in it:
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by banpei with no comments yetFriday Video: How to pick up girls in Shakotan Boogie
In this 13 minute clip taken from the Shakotan Boogie movie Hajime and Koji show you how to pick up girls!
Or rather: how not to… 😉
At least at the end the two girls finally sit in the back of their Soarer. (link to video on the next page!)
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Kaido Racer diecast
As far as I know there have been hardly any kaido racers diecasts made, so what do you do when you are bored out of your mind with your Nissan Cedric 430 diecast?
You cut the roof, extend the fenders, enlarge the hood with a sharknose and modify the front with a huge lip. Now if diecast manufacturers would be cool guys they certainly would have picked the trend in the late 80s, but unfortunately no such thing happened at all. 🙁
Found at Minkara
by banpei with 4 comments