This was quite a while ago, but I’ll throw the photos up anyway. Tanabe USA hosted two events, a G35 meet and a More Japan garage sale/Club 4AG meet. We decided that it would be cool to spend the day doing nothing, but car-related stuff.
Chris decided to slam his mom’s car for the meet using the coilovers from his Z and wheels from Jon’s Subaru. Didn’t come out as well as we expected…
Awesome G35 on Work Equips. (more…)
They say a photo is worth a thousand words, so I’m just going to leave you guys with a bunch of photos. Hopefully, they will tell you the story of our trip up to Hella Flush 11. Enjoy!
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Time is something I have very little of nowadays, so I’m sorry I haven’t been providing any content lately. I have photos of a little photo shoot we did after Auto Gallery, Hella Flush 11, and the G35 meet/More Japan Sale, so be sure to check the site regularly! Now onto Auto Gallery, this show was pulled off successfully by Team Praxis. You don’t know how hard it is to pull an event near the beach. It costs tons of money and a ton of paperwork from the city. Food trucks aren’t even allowed to be within a mile of the beach, but somehow Team Praxis got them in. The show gave a beach party type of vibe, with music blazing and bikini models walking around like in the music video for the song Starships by Nicki Minaj.
The month of September has some new and exciting shows for us to attend. One of the events that we will be showing at is the Auto Gallery Show by our good friends Team Praxis. This show looks promising because of the venue; it will be along Pacific Coast Highway in Huntington Beach. It’s a show where you can soak up some rays and check out cool cars & should be a good time.
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Kerry and Lexus of Westmisnter host an annual summer meet; it’s always a fun time when the Lexus community gets together. Things to expect at a Lexus meet/show are free food, free giveaways, raffles, and an LFA. The meet started at 10A.M., but I came at 12P.M. because my sleep schedule is so fucked up. When I got there, it was still packed with some really cool cars.
The crowd.
I don’t usually wake up at 6:30A.M., but when I do, I like to spend my time at Cars and Coffee in Irvine. I remember when Shavi, Vinh, and I went to Wekfest San Francisco last year and met John from Mayday Garage. He asked us how old we were and we all responded with over 20. He said that we were at the age where we were either going to be heavily ingrained into the car scene and can’t turn back or we were going to put this hobby behind us. The Cars and Coffee meet is full of the people who are in love with cars and are deep within the automotive scene. Cars and Coffee draws people of all ages, races, and backgrounds together. You can see all types of car modifications from track-oriented to hot rods.
The cars at Cars and Coffee are kept extremely clean, like this Porsche 911.
We had the chance to attend the Royal Flush Meet that is hosted every month at Ray Ray’s Restaurant. I rolled up with Vinh, Angelo, and the broads. We had heard that this meet has only the best VIP cars around the area. We kind of came late, so most of the cars that I expected to be there were already leaving as we walked over to the plaza. The meet still did not disappoint; there were still some good-looking cars such as Ojay’s LS400.
The other night, I went out to get my car’s transmission fluid swapped by Young. His workplace looked like an awesome place to shoot, so I got him to bring out his car for a little shoot while he worked on my car.
Under major construction… (more…)
I really don’t know that many people who are as down as this guy right here. Just give him a little whiskey and the next thing you know, he’ll be driving his car into a baseball field. Introducing my friend Brandon, the “Whiskey Devil” from Factory and his black onyx IS300.
Brandon drives a black onyx IS300 with white Work Emotion 11r’s. He dailies it to school, work, and the mountains. That’s right, this fitted IS300 takes on Glendora Mountain Road aka GMR on the weekends.
Back when Brandon and I first started modding our IS300s, we were lurking a lot on the forums. One of our favorite IS300’s was AJ’s from Risky Devil. Our group of friends would joke around and call him the “whiskey devil” since he loves alcohol and the Risky Devil crew so much.
After a delicious breakfast at BabyStacks Cafe, some of us headed over to Chivas’ place to get some of the cars cleaned up and to relax for a bit before the meet.
David, Chivas, and Nimo…probably checking Instagram.
The Sunkist. All wet.
