This past weekend was quite the Speedhunting weekend. One day, I'm in Long Beach, at the Queen Mary, for the Japanese Classic Car Show, and the next day, I'm out in the middle of the high Californian desert witnessing land speed racing on a dry lake bed.
If there's one things that stuck out the most this weekend, it was this white Datsun 240Z which was found at the Motul booth at JCCS. Why? Because it's looks insanely mean and beefy. In other words, it has proper stance –but not in its present day definition. But instead the age-old meaning: when a car just looks and feels right without having a really low ride height.
This car with its, British made, Superlite wheels and the fender flares filled to the brim with Toyo R888s is a look I can definitely get behind.
-Linhbergh
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Paint those wheels black and I'd be sold.
With blanked out headlights and copper Watts, (Devil Z).
Simply beautiful
There were better examples there.... This one is just OK...
almost a muscle car stance
A true beauty. Devil Z in angel white clothes.
WTF?? /\
No Way!! Sweet as candy the way it is. Period perfect!
Agreed with previous comment. Nothing says classic Japanese road racer like a black and white panda scheme. Awesome car!
That one is done just right. I'd cruise it. Heck, I'd drive it work every day!
I think it's rocking Panasports instead of the usual Watanabes. I like how he put a rubber moulding behind the fender flares; gives it a more complete look.
WOW!
A perfect Z : D
Superlights, not panasports. Amazing car. One of the best I have seen.