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Category Archives: Cars
Mina pimping new Jordans @Mag Shop, Maha Sarakham
I don’t know why she likes five stars and six stars so much; it must be a phase… She will undoubtedly mature to a stage where she realizes that ten or twelve spokes are where it’s at, I’m sure.
Posted in Cars, Oh, baby!, Photos
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I found the part!
… or at least, my sister-in-law in Bangkok asked a garage who did… Amazing Thailand! The replacement part is actually in much worse condition, over all, than the one I took off my car, but the plastic latch that holds … Continue reading
I need this part
This post is a simple plea to the monkey in the sky to help me find a working turn signal assembly for my 1971 Toyota Crown. The molded plastic latch lasted many decades before succumbing to normal wear and tear. … Continue reading
Posted in Cars, Photos
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Mystery VIP Car, Khon Kaen
I raced this car home back to Sarakham last week. I guess the driver was worried about spilling his Grey Poupon, because he had me on the straightaways (kind of rare because my wife’s VQ30-powered Cefiro A33 smokes almost everything … Continue reading
Posted in Cars, Photos, Thai Society/Culture
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Secret Tree Spot 2013
I somehow seem to park in this exact spot hundreds of kilometers away from our home every year around new years. It is near some ancient Khmer ruins, and I really just like this tree.
Posted in Cars, Photos
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jeebus, i miss my silvia ps-13
He’s right, though… Street racing is a young man’s game.
Posted in Cars, Japanese Society/Culture, Photos
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Three Generations, Four Riders
I take quite a few photos of random riders; I can’t believe this is the first “generations” photo I’ve posted for seven years! The last one was in Vientiane.
Posted in Cars, Photos, Thai Society/Culture
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WTF, Takumi!
Why didn’t you tell me there’s a fifth season of Initial D being released? My daily driver is an FR JDM kyusha with a 5-speed RB-20 – you would be so proud!
Posted in Cars, Videos
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The Toyota “Kujira” Crown, Reborn
After five months of being held hostage by a rogue body shop, a brief return home, and then a serious accident caused by a negligent repair shop, the Kuj has returned. These are the kinds of photos I really wanted … Continue reading
Posted in Around Mahasarakham, Cars, Photos
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Stuck like a boss
Yes, I got stuck. I arrived a bit late to the first wedding of two only to get trapped in the parking lot due to idiots who had parked every which way Undeterred, I squeezed through a couple of pickups … Continue reading
Posted in Around Mahasarakham, Cars, Exploits, Photos
Tagged Bruton, Business, Emergency service, France, Mike Clifford, Montmélian, Nissan Cefiro, Parking
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Biggest load
Yes, please use the whole goddamn highway (@ Rayong outskirts).
Highway eyesore
Buses painted like these are a common sight at highway rest stops in Thailand, but this just might be the worst I’ve ever seen.
Posted in Cars, Photos, Thai Society/Culture
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Online again.
So I’ve been recovering for a month now. Wasn’t hurt too bad in the accident, but it flipped a switch in my head. Didn’t feel like blogging or writing or working at all, really. Of those three things, though, only … Continue reading
Posted in Cars, Exploits
Tagged Automobile, Business, Class action, Motorcycle, Recreation, Shit, Stroke, Two-stroke engine
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Breaking the silence
I’ve been away from blogging just taking it easy after the accident, mostly just playing with the kids and waiting for an estimate for my car. We haven’t decided what to do with it yet, it depends on whether it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Cars, Chillin', Videos
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I’m still alive
Almost fucking died today. My car saved me. My reactions saved me. An inept mechanic almost killed me, and is now lying to save his job. – At about 10:00 this morning, I dropped off my car at a local … Continue reading
Posted in Cars, Photos, Thai Society/Culture
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Dragon Wing
It’s never too rainy to make fun of other people’s rice. Here’s an Isuzu Dragon pickup with multiple rows of covered subwoofers and a rear spoiler worthy of a Red Sun’s RX-7:
Posted in Cars, Photos, School of Rice (archives), Thai Society/Culture
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Toyota reviving Nobunaga (Toyota ReBorn), plus killer killer whales
Linkdump follows: Any modern car ad using a 1960′s S40 Crown is worth watching in my opinion, but the CM being referred to (and uploaded to Youtube just 3 hours ago) is just indecipherable. The making of video isn’t much … Continue reading