I thought it said SOYA.

 

What engine is in it?

 

I have no idea. By the time I got in front he shut the hood. This car is famous with Nissan SR20 engine back here.

here are some pics i found

Umm... Wow? People Drifting Rust Buckets? Is that legal? :lolcry:

Umm... Wow? People Drifting Rust Buckets? Is that legal? :lolcry:

i personally wouldnt be doing that but each to there own i guess i am pretty sure its in japan or somewhere like that

could be wrong but aye when i saw them i had to post them on here

Motorfix garage in Japan.

 

They're quite notorious/famous.

 

The shittyness is quite intentional :)

Yep they have some nice cars

 

My link

Was looking for pics of 36 and 38 wagons and found these...

 

:lolcry:

 

Just this weekend i saw part of a USDM sale brochure. Had the "woody" KE/TE38.

 

Kinda shocked me a little, coming from a japanese car maker.

 

And a MKII Corona :P

Edited October 26, 201015 yr by SLO-030

For people who like this page, you should really check this out...

 

Unbelievable abandoned thread of mostly Euro stuff, but some incredible photos and very rare cars. Lots of repeated photos for some reason but still amazing.

 

WARNING - this page is MASSIVE and takes quite a while to load...

 

http://retrorides.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=general&action=print&thread=20301

Edited October 26, 201015 yr by TOM

Went out to "that wrecker" today (as featured by Tally on page 14) and found a few not previously shown...

 

Crappy phone pics - didn't have a camera

 

KE10 paddock basher...win

 

Beat up 36 pano

 

Stout body with no rear section

 

Then just as we were leaving, spotted a complete Toyota 700! Didn't get a real good look but will be going another day soon.

 

Random shots

 

The RT40 in this pic is an SE and it has a good set of hubcaps and trims on it

Edited November 13, 201015 yr by TOM

Stumbled accross more pics of the abandoned Toyota dealership in Varosha (as featured on pages 19 & 20)

 

Sadly these cars are likely to remain unseen and unavailable indefinately, and would probably just be destroyed anyway if the town is ever inhabited again.

 

 

 

 

dang...

 

double dang...

 

A whole dealership with odometres like this...

would anyone mind if i just kinda, took the rollas from that dealership ;)

would anyone mind if i just kinda, took the rollas from that dealership ;)

 

But one of the items mentioned in the book close to my heart is Varosha. See, I was born just a few miles from there. It was a resort on the island of Cyprus. When my mother was alone and pregnant with me, she would often go to the beaches of Varosha, and while I was growing up, she always spoke fondly of the place. But sadly, in 1974, there was this huge Turkish and Greek conflict, and the city was abandoned rather abruptly as the Turks advanced. So abruptly, it's kind of like a modern Pompeii. As in, food was left on tables, clothes on the line, and there's a famous Toyota dealership in town that proudly displays the new 1974 line of cars in the window. Few people have returned there since. Those that have report an eerie calm in the sunny Mediterranean sun, which due some poor planning, the high rises block the beach of any sunlight after 1pm (my mother liked that, actually).

 

The only people that have inhabited the streets since that day are Turkish soldiers who are ordered "shoot to kill," pretty much. While a lot of Cyprus is starting to renew itself after a few dark decades of bitter conflict, the Turkish army controls the Varosha completely. Today Varosha is not accessible by anyone except Turkish military and UN personnel, and the buildings are slowly falling apart.

 

Your call, do you think it would be worth it?

 

Maybe go get a job in the UN!!

Your call, do you think it would be worth it?

 

 

YES.