Remembering Japanese cars from the past
No, this 80s E-AT Civic does not literally eat the touge… It is rather reversed: the touge eats up the Civic’s tires. ;)
But that doesn’t matter much to its owner since it is Toda powered…
Definitely a snapshot I’d like to keep in my family album. ;)
Found at Soichiro @ Minkara
Ah, those fond memories of picking grapes and pears 33 years ago when we were still driving that Toyota Sprinter TE37 hardtop coupe…
That’s what this guy had when he saw this photo of the Sprinter together with cousin Sue.
So he returned back to the farm located at Kagaya in Akita 33 years later: Continue reading
Normally fishermen pose with their catch next to the boat they used to catch it, so would these two guys have used their Toyota Mark II GSL for that purpose?
No I don’t think so: they must have caught their fish on a pier or something and then posed in front the rear-end of the Mark II. Definitely worth sticking this photo into the family album. ;)
Took me a while to figure out what model it is, but apparently it is a Mark II GSL hardtop coupe RX22 with the double carbed R18-B. It is a very beautiful car and probably impossible to find outside Japan. Also note the fifth generation Corona T100 and first generation Celica in the background!
Found at afabf000
Everything is right in this photo: not only does the Mitsubishi Galant GTO have a set of (fender) flares but also its owner has its share in that!
The GTO is standing on some typically late 70s kyusha shoes: a pair of deep dished Hayashi Streets and the same goes for its owner again. Now if only the GTO was smoking as well it would have been a perfect family album photo!
Found at Starbowz
Personally I think this kid has the coolest daddy of them all: his dad owns a Toyota 2000GT!
Well, actually that has not been confirmed since it doesn’t state who’s 2000GT it is…
But even though the 2000GT may not be yours you obviously want to keep this picture in the family album! ;)
Picture found at Eikoman
As a true loyal and faithful Seibu Keisatsu fan you obviously have to visit the 2003 Seibu Keisatsu spring exhibition. Naturally you have your wife take a picture of you and your children in front of Machine RS-2:
A true family album treasure!
Found at Western Police ER34
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