One of the many random spots discovered from late night aimless wandering was DMC – Dootech Motor Care. My attention was initially gained from a partly disassembled Ferrari receiving some repairs. European supercars don’t get my taste buds tingling but for a shop to be trusted with such a repair it implies there is something special about their standards. Check the shelves in the back of the workshop.
Toyota Automobile Museum is based in Nagoya, only a few Km’s from the centre of town. The results of an online search showed a lot of potential so we decided it was worth the trek.
On a site seeing trip around Kyoto we spotted this Carry, I jumped off the bus to later meet up with the rest of your crew.
Continuing on from part one at Top Secret….. I didn’t really have any idea where I was in relation to public transport, no internet in sight. This is what I planned for in Japan, getting lost somewhere far from home and hopefully making the midnight last train. I had optimistically printed out maps to two Up Garages hoping to have time to make it to at least one.
Continue reading ‘Picture this… (Part 2/2)’
Dropped around to see the progress on a mate of mines very late model Jimmy he picked up recently.
Continue reading ‘Chibi Vs. Jimmy’
As i mentioned in my earlier post about USDM styled wagon R’s that these Kei’s can almost be done in any style and this one is no exception.
Continue reading ‘XR4 Wagon R.’
USDM seams to be a big style in J/Land which is emerging as more than just air baged chev’s now very popular with the Honda guys it seams the style has spilled over to the most versatile styles Suzuki ever.
Continue reading ‘Wagon R + USDM’
