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Charm of Old School: Reviving a Honda Life with Modern Techniques
The Life was introduced in 1971 as the successor to the Honda N360, which debuted in 1967 and became a huge hit. The Life was a successor to the N360, which was a big hit when it debuted in 1967. In this issue, we will take a look at the custom car of "Uchi," who is a great admirer of LIFE.
Spirit of Modification: Preserving the Essence of old school Mitsubishi Galant
Mr. Kjima, a resident of Tokyo, was one of those who were attracted by the charm of the Mitsubishi Galant GTO GSR. He has been enjoying modifying this valuable model to his specifications.
Journey of Rebuilding: Reviving an AE86 with a Unique Turbo Twist for the Future
Toyota's AE86 (Hachi Roku), the "Corolla Levin/Sprinter Treno," has a wide variety of body shapes and grades as well as early/late models, and each is slightly different. For this reason, popularity and unpopularity exist even within the same Hachi Roku, and the overwhelmingly popular model is the "Sprinter Treno," commonly known as the "Panda Treno. This time, we will introduce the "Corolla Levin"-based Sprinter Treno specifications, which you will not recognize unless you are told.
Evolution of Enthusiasm: From Manga Inspiration to a Custom 1973 Trueno
The first generation Toyota Corolla, born in 1966, was a car created as a reed for the masses; it evolved into the second generation in 1970, but the basic idea was a normal evolution as a popular car that inherited the concept of the first generation. The car that lacked interest was dramatically changed with the introduction of the coupe-bodied TE27 "Corolla Levin/Sprinter Treno" in 1972. The following is an introduction to the owner of this Sprinter Treno and his car's specifications.
Quest for Quality: Why Canadian Drivers Choose Japanese Cars
A Nissan Z32 "Fairlady Z" with the front bumper and front right tire removed and the hood and doors open. A peek under the open hood reveals a straight-4 engine different from the V-6 engine, or so-called VG-type engine, that was originally supposed to be sitting there. What on earth is this engine ......?
Intersection of Passion: Blending Work and Pleasure in a Fairlady Z
Dirk, a native of South Africa, came to Japan when he was in his early 20s and bought a Nissan Z33 "Fairlady Z" four years ago. He fell in love with Japanese cars after watching the anime "Initial D" in his home country, and before the Fairlady Z, he drove a Nissan S14 "Silvia" that was designed for drifting. Why did Mr. Durk choose the Fairlady Z?
Art of Transformation: Turning a Mira Walk-Through Van into a Classic
Although the number of variations in body shapes for kei cars, a standard unique to Japan, has decreased due to revisions to collision safety and other legal standards, there were many unique models a long time ago. Among them, the Daihatsu "Mira Walk-Through Van" is still popular among enthusiasts for its special looks. Koichi Nishihara, a resident of Osaka Prefecture, is one of those who were fascinated by such a strangely shaped vehicle.
