Ok i see this page is getting allot of views, 19 in the past 6 hours and i have my own views turned off :D but anyways..that is not my point of this post haha. ummmmm soo i want a Z specificly a S30 "240" z car...would settle for the 260 but im kinda noticing those are a little more tricky to find. but yes..her's my question(s)
1- Anyone know of where i can get a S30, i dont care whats wrong with it, as long as it can roll, "preferably has an engine with all parts, i can make it run again" and hopefully dosnt have crippling body rust or damage.
2- Im having a hard time finding a site/forum/backyard with any substantial library of parts, i just need a place to find Z parts (frome engine to transmission to body to interior).
3- see 1 and 2
4- im kinda ballin on a budget..im not rich haha, so please if you have good info, no offence but it does me no good if the car is more then $2000-$3000 :)
5- Anyone who has a good heads up on old school Japanese racing rims that would be friggin saweeeet!!!
thanks for your time and sorry about the bother : Evvan/ZoOm
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
Ok kinda whent crazy with the videos...AND my first SERIOUS blog about other peoples cars haha
Guess im just trying to find something to fill the space up with for now, anyone have any ideas? lookin for some cars to talk about on here, until i get mine up on this, i dont see what it could hurt toi talk about people doin the same thing, workin hard and kickin ass at building cars!
http://yuta-akaishi.blogspot.com/
This guy right here, Mr. Yuta Akaishi is doin the damn thing with his 73' S30 "datsun 240z". With his crew members from the HeartBreakers, they all deserve mad props for what they do with there daily drivers out in the San Jose area of California. to me what they do is sick as hell! these guys build there cars and when i say "they build" i mean that this group of kick-ass friends spend there time hangin out and building cars the way it should be done "my opinion", on there own and with there own touch of style. ive seen forums hating on Mr. Akashi's S30, but lets be real for a second, if you read his blog and follow everything hes done to and with this car its ill as fuck! people complain about it "not being safe" or "not functional" and so on and so forth, i mean yeah they got there own right to what they think, but what hes doing is OG all in itself and i give this man much appreciation for building something that to me is a dream car worth wanting. it may not be "show car" quality, but who cares?!? Its style and primer'd paint and slammed to the ground look is beyond anything ive ever seen and felt from a show car...this is truly a work of art in not only his eyes...but allot of others including mine. dont believe me? go hit up Super Streets latest issue http://www.superstreetonline.com/featuredvehicles/sstp_1011_1973_datsun_240z/index.html with his feature in it, and if you can check out the Aug 2010 issue "i think i cant remember" that feature the HeartBreakers crew and see how there doin there own thing in this oh so bland car industry!
Enjoy the pics! ;D
Photo's property of Super Street Magazine and Source Interlink Media
http://yuta-akaishi.blogspot.com/
This guy right here, Mr. Yuta Akaishi is doin the damn thing with his 73' S30 "datsun 240z". With his crew members from the HeartBreakers, they all deserve mad props for what they do with there daily drivers out in the San Jose area of California. to me what they do is sick as hell! these guys build there cars and when i say "they build" i mean that this group of kick-ass friends spend there time hangin out and building cars the way it should be done "my opinion", on there own and with there own touch of style. ive seen forums hating on Mr. Akashi's S30, but lets be real for a second, if you read his blog and follow everything hes done to and with this car its ill as fuck! people complain about it "not being safe" or "not functional" and so on and so forth, i mean yeah they got there own right to what they think, but what hes doing is OG all in itself and i give this man much appreciation for building something that to me is a dream car worth wanting. it may not be "show car" quality, but who cares?!? Its style and primer'd paint and slammed to the ground look is beyond anything ive ever seen and felt from a show car...this is truly a work of art in not only his eyes...but allot of others including mine. dont believe me? go hit up Super Streets latest issue http://www.superstreetonline.com/featuredvehicles/sstp_1011_1973_datsun_240z/index.html with his feature in it, and if you can check out the Aug 2010 issue "i think i cant remember" that feature the HeartBreakers crew and see how there doin there own thing in this oh so bland car industry!
Enjoy the pics! ;D
Photo's property of Super Street Magazine and Source Interlink Media
Dream cars i wouldnt mind getting at all!
if anyone has any of these for sale or knows someonbe who knows someone let me know!!!
really wanting to get my hands on a 240z/S30 or a 260, and or a datsun 510. that would be really badass!
The Rolla! my first Pride and Joy! R.I.P
Sooo it begins...i think
Soooo it begins...i think. Dont exactly know how this blog stuff works but ima just rush into it head-long, dosnt always work out the for the best but i wanna use this as my first step to creating an actual website for Old school Japanese car enthusiasts. And also hopefully be able to post future builds for people to follow along and see how i do things. This "hopefully" will be a good start to a great thing...hopefully. As of right now i just sold my 79 Corolla Deluxe. it was my first car and my baby...my brother sent me a picture the other day of it sitting on the side of the Highway down near Branson Missouri, i told that dumbass that it wasnt a hot rod, it was a 31 year old car and it needed to be babied unless he was planning on doing some heavy modz to it. Ill see if i can upload pics later of my first little beater, wasnt much on the eyes but if you know much about this car scene and these kidns of cars then you would know too that it was a steal for only $150 and all it needed was some lovin's :) Until next time, try and stay tuned this might go a lil slow but being in South West Missouri there arnt very many Old School JP cars for me to grab at here.
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