Exhaust of the week: Spread your wings!
This week we stick to the Toyota Crown with this exhaust winged bosozoku car:
Exhausts on this Toyota Crown look like wings
This car really looks like an eagle hanging in the air waiting to attack its prey! Awesome!
Exhaust of the week: Quad piped turbo
This weeks exhaust of the week features a quad piped Mark II GX71:
Quad piped turbo on Toyota Mark II GX71
The exhaust is sticking out of the hood at the place where the turbo should be on a 1GGTE… Guess what they did with that manifold?
Exhaust of the week: Inside-out pipe!
This week we have another special exhaust: an exhaust sticking out of this cabrio just before the rear bench:
Inside-out exhaust pipe!
We suspect this car was once a Nissan Skyline C210 and got its roof chopped to make it a Cabrio. Now it features a Mazda grille and some random quad headlights as well.
Also note the recusion on the hood:
Scale model on the hood
I bet this scale model also has a smaller scale model on its hood!
Here you can see a bit clearer that the exhaust comes from the inside of the car.
Inside-out exhaust pipe!
Also the Laurel C130 next to is also has a great looking exhaust! 🙂
Exhaust of the week: smoke like a chimney
This exhaust of the week is another fine piece of art:
This car probably smokes like a chimney
I have no clue what car this exactly is, but I suspect it is a Nissan Stanza T12. It is a bit hard to tell but the front wheel drive Nissan Bluebird (badged Stanza in Japan) has the same gills at the rear end. Anyone can confirm this?
Already found out:
It is a Nissan Leopard F30 sedan.
Exhaust of the week: double handed Bosozoku kei car
Another exhaust of the week: this week we have a double handed exhaust for you:
Two handed Bosozoku kei car
This sixth generation Mitsubishi Minica may look like a small kei car but Mitsubishi had three engine types of which one was a turbocharged five valve four-pot. So actually that means more than one exhaust pipe per exhaust valve!