Auszoku Weekly

Our hard drives are overflowing with content, folders of original photos and coverage from Japan, adding to that are wall papers, internet finds and local event coverage. There’s no excuse for limited posts here so we have decided that at minimum the TOR blog will get weekly love. If time permits we will throw in some extras between the larger features. Jump in the seat and belt up for some original low down content.

Retro Workshop 2/2

Continuing on from the yard shots in the last post to the unsuspecting workshop filled with history and collectables

Chasing the dream 1/2

If you’re in Japan and you’re an obsessive type, like I am, then sitting on the train isn’t a chance to grab some rest between stations.

It’s funny in the motherland how rare it is to come across what we see as a common “imported” model. Things as boring as a stock R32 or S13 are common at home, but with the huge restrictions on emissions and regular shaken inspections it’s quite hard to justify owning a road driven performance car.

Picture this… (Part 2/2)

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.

Dropps 86

One more highlight from my trip to J/Land; we dropped by Body Factory Dropps to check it out.

Asayan’s AE86 @ MSC Round 10

first noticed this 86 pop up a few months back on Nori Yaro and on random pic threads on forums i frequent and people going ape over it, but nothing beats seeing this thing in the flesh.