Remembering Japanese cars from the past
As a follow up on yesterdays Restive Horse cage post another picture from the KCAR Autopolis meeting:
So how many Skyline DR30s can you count in this picture?
And to win a small prize: how many tekamen (iron mask) can you count in this picture?
Found at Restive Horse car club
Almost two years ago I spotted the Restive Horse car club on the Garage Pleasure blog and I started following them since. I was a bit surprised to find this picture this morning:
That’s his daughter Miss Hasemi (yes, that’s really her name!) sitting in the best protected spot of the car enroute to the KCAR Autopolis meeting.
In case you are wondering what that insane trackmonster looks like: Continue reading
At the Garage Pleasure blog I spotted a picture of a DR30 parked in front of a Garage where the DR30 inside garage looked very very agressive:
Carclub Restive Horse garage box
Now what would be the purpose of that DR30?
I found out that the Garage belonged to the DR30 carclub Restive Horse and they park three of their most precious DR30s in there:
Carclub Restive Horse garage box
The one (for the people at home) on the left is a true hardcore track monster (still road legal!) and the one on the right able to drive both on the road and on the track.
Yes, you can only see two of them because the two in front are parked so tight that you can hardly see the one parked behind them! I knew square meters are expensive in Japan, but that it actually is this bad:
Carclub Restive Horse garage box
That is just millimeters away from denting! :P
This is how aggressive the road going track monster looks:
Restive Horse track monster
This picture proves that hardcore track cars can also be very cute:
Restive Horse cute track monster
Kawaiiii! ^_-
I should have made such a picture of my Carina and my son, but for that it is already too late: he weights more than 19 kilograms already…
You can find Carclub Restive Horse here!
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