Jun Ito, a prewar American commercial vehicle, customized a 1936 Chevrolet 1/2-ton pickup into a comfortable overnight car through DIY. That alone is amazing, but the tin-roofed domed camping shell is reminiscent of a former U.S. Army barracks, and the whole thing was tailored with the perfect concept of recreating a covered wagon from a nostalgic western movie. We spoke with the owner, who was full of ideas.

The "Chevrolet Fun Day 2024" held at Fuji Speedway on June 1, 2024, attracted many Chevrolet cars from all over the country, including past generation "Corvettes" and "Camaros. At the event, we spotted a yellow 5th-generation Camaro with a beginner's mark! Are these beginner marks real? We started by asking the owner "K.K." about such questions.

The Chevrolet "Fleetline" debuted in the year the Pacific War began. Due to the war that halted the development of passenger cars for civilian use, the 1947 model owned by Mr. Kobayashi is a reproduction of a prewar model, although it is a postwar car. We take a deeper look into the owner's love of American cars and American culture, including Route 66.

The "Chevrolet Fun Day 2024" at Fuji Speedway on June 1, 2024, attracted many Chevrolet cars nationwide, including successive generations of Corvettes and Camaros. At the event, we spotted a red convertible C5 Corvette with a truly American look. We interviewed the female owner, Ms. "Ari-chan".

The "Chevrolet Fun Day 2024" held at Fuji Speedway on June 1, 2024, attracted many Chevrolet cars from all over the country, including past generations of Corvettes and Camaros. We spoke with the owner of a C5 Corvette with external bumpers and wheels.

While there are many customization cultures that Japan can be proud of, one car culture that has grown remarkably is the world of "Itasha" cars. In recent years, the attention and number of such events have been increasing, and many small-scale events are held throughout the country. In addition, the annual Odaiba event attracts as many as 1,000 Itasha cars, creating a great deal of excitement. Mr. "Totomofu", who created a Chevrolet C6 "Corvette" to the "Itasha" specifications, is one such person who has fallen in love with the world of "Itasha".

Mr. Akiyoshi Kikuchi, who used to enjoy motorbikes and ride a Harley, has a 1966 Chevrolet Caprice. He has always liked old American cars and wanted to drive one someday, but why did he choose a Caprice from among the many American cars available? There was a wonderful reason hidden there.

Mr. Tominaga has loved American cars since childhood and has been customizing his 1995 Chevrolet Camaro for 20 years. The body was all painted and the racing stripes & fire pattern were also painted. As it is garage-kept, the top and seats are still in stock condition. The engine has been modified almost entirely to give it a powerful specification.