Remembering Japanese cars from the past
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
Imagine how sad it is to see this Skyline 1500 GL rusting away on an unpaved piece of land.
The driver-side door is open, so at least it can’t be damp on the inside…
Found at Yappari
Nissan versus BMW, Skyline versus 5 series, R31 versus E34, bippu versus autobahnstürmer. Do I need to say more?
What would be the chance of seeing this Skyline DR30 and Levin AE86 combination in a random parkinglot outside Japan? Nowadays it is not a big problem when you’re attending a Japanese car oriented parkinglot meeting, but what about the chance if it were 17 years ago as well?
Well in Japan the odds are a lot better and I don’t even think the owner of this DR30 would actually have noticed the little Levin AE86 at all!
Found at [Kurifuba tons page]
This dated footage of the 24 hours Tokachi International Speedway reveals more than once that back in 1995 different things were considered sexy:
No it doesn’t end with the car lineup (mostly Skyline R33s) but fast forward to 5:33 for some ladies, to 6:03 for Keiichi’s glasses and 6:27 for some 80s gran tourers in some two wheel action!
Looking at the en-profile shot of this Nissan Skyline I can understand why the KPC10 is so unloved: the lines are all wrong for the coupé when it has got the short nose. Now if it were a short nosed 4 door…
But that probably didn’t matter for this member of the Jokers: he owned a Skyline C10 back in the 70s and I certainly will never… ;)
Found at Joker’s official blog
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