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February 18, 2008

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TADO

awesome article! really enjoyed the pics - thanks a lot!!

AJ Phelps

thats great coverage, i love kei car events!

Josh / F/M Tuning

Amazing! What's really funny is this reminds me of the SCCA VW Rabbit class here in the states except 10,000x's better, lol.

Michiel

Fantastic! I enjoy all your photos of old Japanese cars but this is brilliant, makes me want an N360 even more now.

noelski08

Deng! those wheels are so small...some of them are really old school. i see them on corollas...

noelski08

Deng! those wheels are so small...some of them are really old school. i see them on corollas...

JayHundred

Up until I started reading your blog, the classic car scene, for me at least, consisted strictly of european and american marques. But now when I open your blog and there's some stripped-out Nissan with flared wheelarches tuned by a tiny garage in Osaka hurtling down Tsukuba's main straight, I gotta laugh. It's a whole new side of JDM tuning that I was previously unaware of and it's AWESOME. And posting your classic ride up in Daikoku is way cooler than on some manicured lawn in Pebble Beach.

shopa

I have invented a way to get Kei Cars safe enough to come into the U.S.

www.safersmallcars.com Please help me.

shopa

Many Americans want low cost, fuel efficient cars.

Kei cars are a special class of cars in Japan. They are limited to an engine size of 660cc and have vehicle size, but not weight, restrictions. They are made by many different Japanese car companies and they are mature designs that are reliable, and get up to 60 mpg. They can cost less than $10,000.

If these cars were converted to hybrids, they might get 100 mpg.

However, they can't be driven in the U.S. because they can't meet U.S. crash test requirements.

I believe that adding my crumple box invention to a Kei car will allow it to pass U.S. safety requirements. Then it could be driven in the U.S.

Some American auto companies have ties to Kei car manufacture. They could make these cars.

Please help me promote this idea.

See my website www.safersmallcars.com

henky

saya dari indonesia igin bergabung dengan rekan rekan yang ada di japan

jangkung

help me,
I devotee honda live 1971
i have honda live 1974, but I do not know about honda live

thank you

cervoclubchile

Hello I call andres have a club of cervo in chili. Our web is www.cervoclubchile.cl I divide congratulating on your car this expectacular. and the time inviting you to that us envies photos of your car to raise them to our page and they admire the phenomenal thing that one sees..
Regards....

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