These pictures were taken at a scrapyard in Japan; therefore, the above image is very much the way things should be. The below image on the other hand leaves you with a sense of bewilderment.
Posts Tagged ‘Japan’
Timeout: Identity Crisis
Posted in Japan, Steve, Timeout, tagged 180sx, 240sx, Japan, nissan, quarter glass, rear quarter, scrapyard, swap, usdm on February 29, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Timeout: USDM on JDM
Posted in Steve, Timeout, tagged camaro, Chevy Camaro, Japan, jdm, rims, usdm, vs-xx, vsxx, wheels, work on January 16, 2012 | 1 Comment »
I’m sure it is safe to make the statement that per capita there are more USDM cars rolling on JDM wheels in Japan than in the United States. Here we have a Chevy Camaro on Work VS-XX wheels (I believe, someone speak up and confirm!). If it were lowered a bit, it could pull off [...]
Martin Matsuri Exp. – pt. 4 – final
Posted in Brickhouse Abroad, Brickhouse Products, Greg, Japan, Steve, tagged Japan, Tokyo, Tourist on December 5, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
After clearing out of Peter’s in the morning, we hop the subway across town to our next hostel/hotel, Sakura Hotel. We check in to what we think will be a 2 person room but end up with a 5 person room to ourselves! We drop our gear and head off to the largest temple in [...]
Martin Matsuri Exp. – pt. 3
Posted in Brickhouse Abroad, Brickhouse Products, Greg, Japan, Steve, tagged Drifting, Ebisu, Japan, Matsuri, nissan, s13 on November 29, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Note to Reader: I changed format a bit and placed pictures at the bottom since there were so many to share. Saturday morning, I rise at 5 am and walk outside the drivers shack to find car after car after car lined down the street and packing the parking lot. 12 hours before the parking [...]
Events: Overnight Parts from America: The Martin Matsuri Exp. – pt. 1
Posted in Brickhouse Products, Event, Greg, Japan, Steve, tagged 180sx, 240sx, Drifting, Ebisue, Japan, Matsuri, Okinawa, Tokyo on October 4, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Back in June, my brother, Steven, approached me with an idea for a trip. The idea involved me traveling over 12,000 miles, driving on the edge, 10 hours of jet lag either direction, and the potential for good times and good stories…hmmmm, naturally I was in. So where was all this going down? Japan…
