Car feature: Kenmeri Skyline C110
Beeoneoneoh posted this excellent mild bosozoku styled Kenmeri Skyline on his blog:
A bosozoku style Kenmeri Skyline C110
Apart from the scale models on the hood it really is different than other Kenmeri skylines in its irregular color. Not many bosozoku styled Kenmeri Skylines are in a different color than the light gray we are used to with the KPGC10.
As he says on his blog:
I really dig this colour scheme and it’s all that it needed to spin it off to awesome in my mind. Excuse my ramblings and just enjoy the car for what it is. Damn cool.
I can’t do anything else than totally agree with that! 🙂
Meeting monday
Take4Mickey has posted a new video on Youtube:
It is an unknown event, which basically means he doesn’t remember where he shot it. 😉
Even though it is only a short video I see a lot of Skyline C210 Japans, a Gloria and an unidentifiable kei bosozoku car in that video.
by banpei with no comments yetlast weeks poll results
Last week another C210 made it to the quarter finals!
Kyusha styled Nissan Skyline C210 Japan
Winners of the second round so far are:
1. Bosozoku style Skyline C210
2. Nissan Gloria C330 Bosozoku style
3. Kyusha styled Nissan Skyline C210 Japan
This week the last battle of the second round is between the Tomica Skyline RS Super silhouette formula replica and the Team Madonna Toyota Crown:
Bosozoku style Tomica Skyline RS Super Silhouette Formula replica
versus
Bosozoku style Team Madonna Toyota Crown
Exhaust of the week: Jesus GX61
Jesus, that’s how Riverside GX61 described this car:
Exhaust of the week on this Mark II GX61
We don’t feature many Mark II GX61 bosozoku styled cars, but this example is looking great!
It’s exhaust is even more impressive:
Exhaust of the week on this Mark II GX61
I definitely like his taste in cars! 🙂
Car found here:
Jesus @ gx61
Bosozoku lifestyle: create a video
Back in the 90s there was no fancy video editing software or a program which turned your directory with pictures into a slideshow. No: you had to create your own video by filming photographs and mixing sound under it with a real mixer! And sharing it with your friends? Sure, just copy that cassette for each friend you had!
This video by Temple Racing is a fine example of the video culture of 15 years ago!