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Unleashing the Last Roar: The Rotary Heart of the Westfield ‘Super Seven’
Based on the Westfield "West Sport" from the British company Westfield, Mr. Mori enjoys a machine that is too clean, with no roof, no doors, and no windscreen...... as his beloved car. If you look closely, you will be intrigued because, surprisingly, the engine, which is the power knit, is a 13B rotary specification!
Upgrading with Nostalgia: A Nissan Fan’s Tale of Acquiring a P10 Primera
Mr. Aki likes Nissan cars and used to drive a Bluebird. Now he has switched to a Primera 2.0Te and also owns a B15 series Sunny, enjoying his car life. He participated in the "15th Jibiken Meeting" where more than 200 unique cars gathered in his Primera 2.0Te. We asked him about the circumstances of his purchase and his particular points of interest.
Preserving Tradition: The Story of the ‘Yokohama 5’ Datsun Bluebird Over 33 Years
The first generation 510-type Nissan (Datsun) "Bluebird" was launched in 1967 and is still trendy. We found a 2-door coupe with a one-digit license number, so we talked to the owner. How does it maintain its one-digit license plate number?
11 Years of Passion: Transforming a Nissan GT-R into a Liberty Walk Masterpiece
A representative Japanese custom store that is no longer unknown in the world of car enthusiasts is Liberty Walk. As a leader in the creation of body kits that boldly cut and widen the stock bodies of rare supercars and sports cars, Liberty Walk is very popular around the world. Mr. Takayuki Miyashita, the owner of the Nissan "GT-R" introduced here, acquired his car because he admired the Liberty Walk specifications.
Rare Gem from Britain: Importing the Beloved Defender 110 Single Cab Pickup to Japan for a Stylish Makeover
Amidst a collection of all types of Land Rover "Defender" models, from rare limited editions to custom cars, we found a rare 110-based single cab pickup. Not only did it have an unusual style with a huge cargo bed in the rear, but its specifications were such that the owner's love and effort could be felt.
Preserving the Rarity: Inside the Authentic Mazda Lantis Type R Experience
The Mazda Lantis, which debuted in 1993, was in the same class as the Familia, but it was a car that combined a unique form with ample living space, and even pursued outstanding chassis performance and high safety performance. The "Type R" was the highest grade of the Lantis. This time, we would like to introduce Mr. "KATOOZUM", who has put together the Type R with the genuine look of his car.
From City Streets to Wilderness: Discovering the Dual-Purpose Elegance of Daihatsu’s Atrai by KWORKS
It used to be common knowledge that campers were supposed to be owned in pairs with passenger cars for daily use, but in recent years this idea has changed dramatically, and in addition to the ease of use that makes them useful for daily use, picking up children or shopping, they are also designed to be used conveniently, In recent years, however, this concept has changed drastically, and models that can be used as campers for outdoor activities are appearing one after another. In this context, the kei-camper is now attracting the most attention in the market.
Mastering the Scale: A Deep Dive into the DIY Diet of Suzuki’s “Alto” for the Racing Scene
The 3rd class of the "Tohoku 660 Championship," a race contested by new-standard NA engine kei-cars. To prevent experienced drivers from sitting on the podium endlessly, there is a rule that prevents participation once the number of podium finishes reaches a certain number. We would like to introduce Mr. Tomu Ohori and his Suzuki Alto, which has distinguished itself in these entry-level classes.
