What colour? Burgundy, Shiraz or Wine Red. Elegantly tough. Sink your teeth into a big steak and then have a sip of wine.
Details are rough, but that's half the appeal of a circuit machine. When you USE something, perfecting visual details don't really matter. As with most cars on 7's day, the owners weren't around when I was. So getting details was difficult. 16 and 17" TE37 with deep offset and Advan S-tyres.
Like the burnt rear bumper. Flamage! Forsight body panels and some complements with extended guards and RE-Amemiya carbon diffuser make this wider and that little bit tougher.
Heading out on track. Serious time.
On track profile is awesome. Mirrors are smooth. High rake bonnet has a massive vent! Rear hatch is also acrylic for weight saving. Privateers sometimes have the best cars being unrestricted to mix and match.
Even from afar, its still awesome. Like a drunken carnivore.
Love it! Makes me change my mind about owning a 2nd FD, and picking up a FC instead.
ReplyDeleteI like the sideskirts and overall look of the car, definitely a nice touch by going 17 & 16in wheels. I'm happy ouy gus are posting a lot more FC content as well.
ReplyDeleteYour coverage of 7's Day 2011 is fantastic! The event looks like an absolute paradise for car enthusiasts, and your photos capture the energy and excitement perfectly. I appreciate the detailed commentary on each car and the overall atmosphere, which really helps readers feel like they were there. It's clear that 7's Day attracts some of the Best Cars for Cash Adelaide, making it a must-visit event for anyone passionate about automotive culture.
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