The picture below is simply a dream. Have a ultra clean shop, and restore some beautiful japanese classics better then how it came out of the factory. Ah, one day!
You know, sometimes I think people look for something to hate on. All I hear is, “everyone has Rotiform’s, they are played out”. There is a damn good reason many tuners are rocking Rotiforms, they are the dopest wheel company out. Not only do they make great looking wheels, but they stay relevant. Always releasing new products and project cars. They display their wheels on some of the sickest cars around the world. This is why they are doing so well as a company. Recently I saw that they made TMB centers that fit onto BBS lips and barrels. Absolutely genius! You can change up your classic BBS RS’ and do it by just changing your centers. This is what makes this company so popular and successful. They are constantly creating great new products, pushing boundaries and attract some of the most famously built cars around the world. So why the hate?
There are just some things that shock the crap out of you with something that comes out of left field. You ever see a car and just can’t stop staring at it? I have to say, I couldn’t believe what I was looking at when I saw this photo. For those wondering, those are BMW M1 centers with custom lips and barrels. How he came up with a spair set of extremely rare wheels is beyond me. HUGE props to the owner for fiting the most outrageous set of wheels on a MK2 ever.
I used talk all the time last year about how dope it would be to bring this type of hill climb race to the states. I just think its so raw and takes such a huge amount of focus and bravery. It would make for a great spectator sport. And leaving the hill open to “normal” cars and drivers would make it a great place to practice skill. Competition would never end because everyone would be trying to beat the better times. If only US laws were more “lax”. Just look at the video. You can’t tell me there wouldn’t be a huge crowd attending each event.
Yet another car we never got in the states, that I’m sure plenty of us would love to rock. My favorite is the first generation but I’m sure if we had the chance, we would be seeing a couple of these super dope. The model below is a C33 Laurel, and looks drift ready with widened fenders, SSR or Work wheels and aggressive body kit. You know this must be packing a punch under the hood.
I am all kinds of busy today, so I’ll leave you guys with a dope video from Luke Huxham. Some really great drift action from the motherland. Gotta love the content Luke brings us.
Enjoy!
I’ll be the first to tell you I really don’t like themed car builds. There is just something about them that get real old, real fast. I go for more of the timeless, classic builds that people can appreciate 10 years from now. But I think I came across the first themed build I am totally in love with. It seems to be built by 6666 Customs in Japan. I love everything about it. Firstly it has a HUGE amount of detail, and the body kit looks absolutely perfect on the car. Notice the airbrushed lines to make the paint look rusted? So dope. The vents on the windows, the lettering, the rivets, everything works perfectly. A lot of time and effort went into building this car. Props!
I posted up the M.I.A. music video a while back because it had some dope car content in it. But I really didn’t think I would be posting another music artist video. I can across this video from Nero and thought it was the sickest video I’ve seen in a while. And all because of it’s content. A beautiful De Tomaso Pantera and a set of SICK white stretched Kawasaki’s. Ah man, I couldn’t keep my eyes away. Props.
I always love posting videos about the Isle of Man race. It’s such an amazing, thrilling, and shocking race. So much that can go wrong, so much risk. This is something I must experience, multiple times before I die. So sick!
Let me ask you a question, when was the last time you bought a mod for your car because it was convenient or practical? Never, I’m guessing. I don’t understand why people knock these super crazy trucks like this because they are “not practical”. They can still tow, they can still drive, so whats the problem? They look dope as hell. So outrageous. I personally would love to build one. Who REALLY off-roads a Hummer H2 anyways?
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