Bosozoku car feature: Team Madonna Crown and Cedric
This time we feature the Toyota Crown and Nissan Cedric by Team Madonna:
Bosozoku car feature: Team Madonna Crown and Cedric
Team Madonna features five or six cars, but their most amazing cars are the Toyota Crown and Nissan Cedric. Both have been set amazingly high at the rear wheels while the front wheels have been modified with caster to keep the car drivable.
In this picture you can really compare the two cars very well. The Crown is obviously higher on its wheels and has four skyhigh tailpipes! The Cedric is a bit lower but has a more beautiful paintjob and headlight swap.
The Nissan Cedric had an extensive build history before it was in this state. In another car feature we will go into detail on this great car!
by banpei with 1 commentLast weeks poll results
It is clear that the Toyota Crown by Team Madonna did not make a chance against the Skyline RS Super Silhouette Formula replica. Is it the long name that makes people favor it or is it that people seek a Nissan only quarter final?
Bosozoku style Tomica Skyline RS Super Silhouette Formula replica
Winners of the second round are:
1. Bosozoku style Skyline C210
2. Nissan Gloria C330 Bosozoku style
3. Kyusha styled Nissan Skyline C210 Japan
4. Bosozoku style Tomica Skyline RS Super Silhouette Formula replica
So, now we enter the quarter finals:
Bosozoku style Skyline C210
versus
Nissan Gloria C330 Bosozoku style
Exhaust of the week: flashy Cresta JZX81
The exhaust of the week is a flashy Cresta JZX81:
Exhaust of the week: Flashy Cresta JZX81
This Cresta is the top of the line Cresta: it features the sports seats and is powered by the 1JZ-GTE engine.
These later model Crestas are quite rare as a bosozoku styled car. They are more popular among drifters and most of them are disappearing rapidly due to this.
by banpei with no comments yetHow deep is your dish?
Some time ago I found the website of the owner of the Japan Buttigiri Special. He posted some pictures of rims on his site, but most of them were a but odd:
Well, what better way to show how deep your dish is than by comparing it with your cat? Or if you don’t have a cat, a dog will do as well:
Less deep dish mesh rims with a dog
If you are interested in more pictures of the Buttigiri owner and friends, you can find them here:
Buttigiri owner and friends
Meeting monday
Another great video of a meeting:
Someone rebuild his 300ZX into a late 80s granchan racer. His car says: Japan Buttigiri Special, anyone familiar with the term buttiguributtigiri?