Remembering Japanese cars from the past
Nori Yaro just posted this awesome video up on Youtube where about 150 AE86-es and Toyota 86-es are mixed together on a two lap parade on Fuji Speedway (FISCO) held on the 6th of August this year.
It is a good thing Alexi put a couple of fast-forwards in the video!
And at the end of the video there is a small Toyota 86 bonus: Continue reading
I guess parking your Celica XX (Celica Supra Mk II outside Japan) at the JCCA New Year Meeting doesn’t really make you feel you are driving a unique car…
Even worse: they all look the same!
Can you count how many are lined up here?
Found at Minkara
Zeppann13J is known for his extensive collection of deep dished vintage rims. But what more can such a collection offer?
A gigantic collection of centercaps of course! So how many different can you count here? ;)
As you can see the picture stops somewhere in the middle, so here is the other half of the collection:
Amazing! They are all there: SSR, SSR Longchamp XR4 Equip, Hart Racing, Gallop Racing, you name it and he’s got it!
Found at Zeppann’s blog
After the AE86 Matsuri the Skyline Owners Battle started. To actually get on to Tsukuba Circuit the Skylines had to wait a bit and made a long line of cars. Can you count the Skyline R30s lined up here?
Count the Skyline R30s!
Found at [Com etc.]
This picture was taken on the AE86 Matsuri at Tsukuba Circuit earlier this year by a Skyline R30 owner. Amazing how many hachis were present at the matsuri! Can you count how many hachis there actually are present at the paddock?
Count the hachis!
Found at Com etc
This video shows what the average hachi roku enthusiast will drool over: 4:25 minutes non-stop hachi action on hachi-roku-day at Fuji Speedway!
Anyone actually able to count them all? I lost track at a certain moment and my guess is somewhere near 30!
Direct link to video: ８６走 富士ショート
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