Project Hako: iPhone Navigation Bracket
If there is one thing I hate seeing here in Japan, it is the huge aftermarket navigation screens glued on or hacked into a hard to replace vintage dashboard. The […]
If there is one thing I hate seeing here in Japan, it is the huge aftermarket navigation screens glued on or hacked into a hard to replace vintage dashboard. The […]
Lately, I’ve been all about rapid prototyping and discovering how its unique characteristics can add to my repertoire of fabrication abilities. The speed at which 3D printing is becoming ever […]
These pics from the 2013 JCCA (Japan Classic Car Association) Endurance race were a long time coming, but I finally got around to editing them this past week. Last October […]
At the end of 2013, I started experimenting with 3D printing in various materials, all in hope of teaching myself a new method with which to fabricate custom parts for […]
Since I’m a fan of modern technical innovations and the whole pro-touring resto-mod scene back in the USA, I decided I want to take some cues from those car builders […]
Having finally found the vintage Nissan Skyline of my dreams, there was no way I could miss attending the Skyline Festival (スカイラインフェスティバル) at Sodegaura Forest Raceway earlier this month. After […]
The Hako came with the factory optioned A/C installed but that quickly proved itself worthless. Driving through the scorching summer heat also made the car run a bit hot anytime […]
What better place to check out my first stance based show than in Japan? Even though its not particularly my style, I definitely appreciate the look of the cars and […]
This past Sunday I drove out to Fuji Speedway for the Slammed Society car show. In order to avoid the horrendous weekend traffic, my friend Danny and I decided to […]
When I picked up the Skyline a few months ago, it came with a semi hacked up control panel in the dash. The previous owner installed an aftermarket stereo in […]