You know that happened for long time. Is kind of easy to spot classic cars (now) abandoned in someone’s house or garages. You probably still remember the post with a couple of Honda Beat.
I have never seen that model before. This is a Subaru 600 maybe around early 70’s.
We are all used to seeing the most elite Garages regarding vehicles modifications, I’m talking about the hundreds of times we have seen Spoon Sports, Tra Kyoto, Signal Auto or many others well known Garages. Today is not time for that.
Today I wanted to compile a series of photos with another feeling, a little different and classic feeling but related workshops and some other stuff with this vintage and old flavour. Like old jewellery, and old poster or sign.
This collection is based on a few locations across Japan, being main locations Tokyo and Kyoto. Also some are took in Nara and Hama-Kanaya. It’s a quite nostalgic feeling when walking through these narrow streets and find these old Garages. Many of them are no longer distributing the brands advertised on their signs, others are selling bicycles now, some aren’t open, not anymore.
But there are still many signs and ads there, old ones, leaving that classic image to every brand. Today those ads look very cool to me and that is the main reason to share this post.
So I lied, there is one last car I want to show you guys that I shot at Tokyo Auto Salon. This is the crazy Bee*R “FR-S”. The reason I use quotation marks is because a lot of people don’t know that this car started it’s life actually as a Subaru BRZ, not a Toyota 86. I’m not sure why they rebadged it, but they’re both the same car anyways.
Here is part 3 of the Auto Salon coverage from January! There will be one more part and then we will look at the parking lot
Here is the next part of the Tokyo Auto Salon coverage! There will be tons more so please stay tuned!
Hi, here is the last post on the Monster Energy Ken Block’s Tokyo Experience event coverage! It’s a second look at the parking lots.
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