We didn’t feature any drift bangers for a while so we’ll post two today. On one side we really love this wrecked style thats mainly associated with young kids who don’t have the spare cash for paintjobs and brand new parts. We can’t really imagine wrecking our cars like this on the other side though.
We said it many times before and we’ll say it again: New Zealand has the one of the most amazing grassroot car scene there is. Taking your car out to do some skinds in the night is something as natural in NZ as it is in Japan. Their 86s often look simple, but dont get the wrong impression, they drive them hard all the time.
The UK and Irish boys dont mess around when it comes to AE86s. Their cars are tough looking, raw and driven hard all the time. Ben’s kouki Levin from Garage Southern Style is just the case.
Our first two car features focused on Corollas from places with the biggest AE86 scenes – the US and Ireland. But theres a lot of 86s worth mentioning over here in continental Europe too, like this serious Levin owned by Tom from Luxembourg.
The track-built Levin we featured in our previous post was pretty ghetto, right? Todays post will feature something completely different – a full spec N2 machine worth over 10 milion yen. Let to drool begin!
Looks like another beaten up track racer left to rot somewhere in Japan like we’ve seen many times before, right?
One of our friends scored a new issue of the famous japanese Levin & Trueno magazine back in early 2011 and when we first opened it we nearly had a heart attack. This is the reason why.
