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09-12-2008, 11:37 AM
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The 'Stihl' Man
 
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: TAS
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I dont know if its just me but I have been noticing alot more classic Japanese cars being restored and looking fantastic. The older corolla's, celicas and RX7's really scrub up alright with a bit of TLC.
Admittedly the thread with the 240Z on here got me thinking that some 60's, 70 and early 80's Japanese cars look great. I thought a thread with your favorite ones would be good. A time when a small car wasn't a FWD econo-box. Imagine how well Corolla's would sell (moreso) if they where RWD! Can the "Jap-Crap" opinions please be left out, I love my V8 but I also love throwing about a smaller sports car aswell. A couple of my favorites: Early Supra's, dont know why, maybe it reminds me of a Ferrari from the front  Celica's like this, mini-mustangs! Fender mirrors are kind of cool too. 
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Classic Japanese Cars
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