Whilst visiting Fuji Driftland late last year it was hard not to notice this vibrant, pink R33 which stood out from the crowd. Unfortunately we didn't get to see the Skyline out on the track as we arrived late, but I did get to meet its female owner/driver.
The body was massaged to accept the enormously wide 18-inch wheels, which still required stretched tyres to fit under the guards.
It is great to see more and more female drivers enter the fields these days, and this is certainly a growing trend in Japan.
Having a look around the car the interior was super clean, fitted only with the bare essentials. A Nardi steering wheel, aftermarket gear knob and a few cup holders (this is Japan after all). Strangely enough up front the car still retained stock front seats…
…although her toddler had the luxury of this Recaro baby seat! Safety first right?
Happy R33 Day everyone!
-Casey Dhnaram.
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Ive always been disgusted by the 4 door 33s... but this one actually looks hawt!
I wish we had a 4 door drift scene here in the US. There is something so... satisfying about seeing a big 4 door sliding around.
The baby is living the life...
I always had a thing for 4 door r33s, SEXAY!
rear arch looks like work well done! nice looker.. can't say i'm overwhelmed by it but its a nice example. - where's the driver at??
why doesnt the speedhunters site feature a female month or something? being a fellow reader and a female with an s13 built by myself and a few friends, I think it might be interesting to hear a female standpoint. just a suggestion. r33 looks like fun!
ugly wheels are ugly.
drift toddler.
I'd love to be the kid in the baby seat. Thumbs up!
Love it!!!
Freshdiculus!..sick!!
Love that Recaro!!!
Who else here noticed the Usavich plush toy in the kiddie seat?