Hisashiburi Club240 haha

Well I guess I could continue this thread, but with a new car.. I still have the red 240, its in the garage back in the states as many of you all know, but now that its been like a year I've been living in Japan I have started a new project. And here are some pics from the last few weeks. Those of you who follow my blog already know, but for those who don't here is an update:

When I bought it:



And progress:



















Tach is now gone because it was really unnecessary. Also the interior is back in because I have shaken coming up soon (Japanese Brutal Inspection) and as much as I like sliding in Japan.. I also like sliding in Japan with Japanese girls in the car with me..so maybe the seats stay lol

Ok that is all for now

 

you totally stop coming to gaijindrift.com... been a year... cool stuff.

you going to drift matsuri.. Im already set.

 

haha yea.. well when you don't have a car being on forums is kinda torture..

anyways no i wont be going, the car wont be ready nor do i really have the money for it.. streets get all my love for a while haha

 

cool be careful man.. the Japanese cops are cracking down hard time... if your military and street drifting..... you are pretty much insane.

 

yea its bad here too, im not military, but it still sucks

we got a few spots still

 

where are you at exactly?

you are however still American... they don't see military and civilian.. they see only American lol.

 

i live in yokosuka, but we drift in yokohama

 

Nice to see ya back B-Rock nice lookin car.

 

It's good to have you back on the forums! I totally understand what you mean about it being torture when you don't have a car! It really does suck to see everyone else doing something (even as minute as some basic tuning or changing out tires) with their car and you're just sitting there, on the sidelines waiting for your ship to come in . . .*sigh*

But it looks like you're getting back into it and that's good. You know what they say, you can't always wait for your ship to come in, sometimes you have to swim to it.


And yeah, Donnie is right, they've been slamming the drift community lately out there. . .to be honest, it seems like it comes and goes in spurts, so just wait about 8 months to a year and it'll be back to normal. In 2003 we had something like that happen, accidents popped up a little TOO frequent and cops started going into double-time with their patrols and started scanning even the most desolate of roads. But after a while it all faded off and things were back to being "fun" again. Keep in mind, this was Okinawa, I have NO idea how things happen up north.