Bosozoku Style

I know: I've been slacking on the car features lately. I still have to do one about a certain Cressida, so that one will be posted next week! ;)

These SSR Mk I rims are the best fitted Mk I rims I've seen so far!Shakotan Mark II SSR mk1From this angle the wheel almost appears to be extending the bodywork!

Just found this picture, presumably from the early 90s:Hanging out with the fuzzNow that's a rad thing to do: hanging out of a cop car like it is a zokusha. Apparently the po doesn't mind since he is laughing about the scene. ;)

You can see a lot of well known zokushas nice zokushas. The yellow Chaser would make a great one for the exhaust of the week!

Finally we managed to kick off the search for the baddest of the toughboy zokushas! With a toughboy zokusha we mean the pre 80s ride with big loud pipes, extreme wide wheels and scraping to the ground on every bump. Only to be driven by the toughest guys!

I found this video of a road racing meeting held somewhere in August this year. It has a lot of revving kaidou racers and zokushas with big and weird exhausts! So enjoy this orchestra of pistons:

This time the documentary is about the Gokuaku group and shot in their hideout during somewhere the 70s. What is great about this documentary is that 7000abcdefg used annotations to translate and explain everything about ranks, rules and backgrounds so you really get a good insight on the gang life.

Remember the Zokusha drift meeting? Well, the Toyota Chaser MX41 featuring in that video was caught in an AE86 focussed drifting session:

Remember one of the early deep dish postings about a set of vintage Racing Hart rims (mounted on a Toyota Mark II MX41 Hardtop Grande) for sale on Auctions Yahoo?

Eventhough the bosozoku lifestyle should be very rough according to its image there may still be some softness in the bosozoku car stylers. During springtime half of Japan goes crazy for cherry blossoms since it marks the end of the winter and the start of a cycle. ...