I know I do. It has a 2.0l V6. Repeat: TWO-POINT-OH-LITER VEE-SIX. And it makes 197 horsepower. FWD be damned, these are rad cars. 1994 models will be legal in 2019; anyone else considering one?

I think I have the automotive version of SAD (seasonal affective disorder): SAD-MC. As in, “Seriously, Another Dang Muscle Car?” Though SAD-MC would be an interesting DJ name.

(although I saw a second one shortly after).

Switched out my boring USDM hazard switch for a big honking red JDM one. Took about an hour to take it apart and put it back together, which is about what I expected. The write-up on Acurazine is missing a step, which added a couple minutes, but it really was fairly simple. I’ve done more involved OEM mods on my…

Someone in my town has a Nissan Serena for some reason.

I know I haven’t posted in a while—I’ve been traveling a lot for business and, more recently, for pleasure. Hopefully this one will make up for it...I’m posting it from a bullet train on my way from Tokyo to Osaka. Here are some cars I saw in the last couple days. I also saw a 911 GT3 while in a hurry to get somewhere…

This little scamp was scooting along the waterfront in Mahone Bay, and the bed was loaded up and covered with a tarp too, so working hard!

SLEEPER! RACING SUSPENSION! JDM ECU!

2002 NSX-R, if only I could import it.. Not that I could afford it anyway, but it’s nice to dream.

Nooooooope. As much as I want it, it’s not worth the risk.

A minty ‘70 Cosmo. For a whopping 125k.

EDIT: fuck Kinja I’m not fixing this post

Today’s meet had the usual Porsche/BMW/exoticfest, but we encountered a more interesting crowd up in the mountains. Enjoy!

This is not a drill. Japanese Classics has a Prelude for sale. A mostly loaded 1992 VTEC 4WS.

Pickup trucks. They’re one of the most-recognized vehicle categories around the world, and they’re the major players in Americas, Oceania and Southeast Asia, as well as a climbing category in Europe. However, they’re an already-extinct vehicle category in Japan, with all vehicle models have been axed off JDM from…

Bump for the evening crowd. The short version is: door is fixed, windows and lock works, mirror doesn’t fold because it’s not a motorised version (derp), yes I can (slowly) fix all those clear coat scratches myself, and unfortunately, yes, my employer can ask for my insurance information and expect me to have a…

Hey Oppos,