I thought I’d share this shot of Kato-san’s private garage at Liberty Walk, a place where he stores five of his shakotan rides. He treats and looks after these cars in the same way he does his valuable exotics; to him they are just as important albeit very different reasons. These kinds of cars are not only an intriguing part of the vast Japanese car culture but one that remains mostly unexplored. You can expect this to change as I will be keeping my eyes peeled for any cars worthy of a feature, starting off with another of Kato’s rides. More on that soon.
Liberty Walk features on Speedhunters
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there's what I was waiting for!
looking forward to more features on lb's old skool rides
That purple one looks like the new Mad Manga Jun Imai did for Hot Wheels.
Hope he still has the black 300Z (i think it's a 300), I always thought his version of that car was just absolutely gorgeous with the wheel flares.
Love seeing Zokusha cars, C210 and C110 Skylines are awesome !!
hey man.datsun is very strong car
@jzx81 hi
Steak sauce! Japanese car culture at its wierdest love it.
This is one of my all time favorite photos Ive ever seen on speedhunters. Cant wait to give my non japanese car a bit of this style.
Boso-style dream garage
Bring up the wallpaper, we all need some shakotan madness on our desktops!
Wallpaper please,
Video please,
Full article please,
In few words, MORE please...
YESSSS I love shakotan! It's a scene that I'd really love to see here in the US
great!!! more pic....
the oil coolers attached to the bumper look awsome:)
Wouldn't these be classified more as bosozoku rather than shakotan? Considering the large over fenders and bright paintwork?