Simple blue C110
July 26, 2011
Clean and simple, that’s what I like and this blue 4DR Datsun C110 Skyline suits that to a tee. That blue looks might classy too.
C110 powered by an L28 with 6 FCR motorcycle carbs! via: Lady Kee Sanizu
And a short video of them being balanced:
For a similar 6FCR setup check out this S20:
C10s @ Historix Japan 2010
June 16, 2011
C10s at Historix 2010. via: only one
Rocky Auto by night / November, 2010
Heavy rain can’t get a Kyusha Otaku down! I have seen numerous photos of this particular C10 all over a few Japanese blogs I follow so naturally it was a pleasure to finally see it in the flesh. The huge amount of photos of it hammering along the track says it gets used and the massive bubble flares, wing and soft tires agree.
Walking around an amazing lot of cars is both exciting and sketchy. I wouldn’t be to happy with a few unknowns checking out my own lot at night, so we didn’t hang around long. When I go back I’ll definitely be there during the day so I can have a proper perv. Lots of love for Rocky Auto!
Despite me being soaked from it raining all day, and despite it being closed, having no money to buy anything and battling the local traffic to get there… Rocky Auto KILLS! I have never seen so many amazing classic Japanese cars in one place. I would have been over the moon to own any of them. Like a pack of dodgy gaijin we peaked around the lot in the dark and I shot a few frames at some stupidly long shutter speed.
If you are into zeds or classic skylines at all then I need not introduce Rocky Auto. For the rest of you, well, I think it’s worth a look for yourself.
Some of you may recognise this Hako Suka, and the purple C110 in the foreground…
Ｇワークス Features
July 30, 2009
G-Works is steadily becoming my favourite Japanese auto publication, I’ve even started looking for old issues on yahoo with little results. They cover some awesome cars and always setup a good magazine. I found a bunch of scans from the September issue that might be of some interest.
Solid line up of the new and nostalgic
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