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naman
Re: Old school Japanese car websites?
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The Hino Contessa was mechanically a copy of the Renault Dauphine

hey... i agree... for the renault

Posted on: 2006/2/13 14:09
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matbighat
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S10 Silvia

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matbighat
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Well at least they're safe. More than can be said of Nissan North America Dream Car Garage

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Ah, Zama. Home of the B20.

Doesn't is seem a bit sad that so many cars are there, unloved, no one driving them?

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matbighat
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How to build a shark nose AKA how to ruin a perfectly good old school car:

Bozosuko Fetish Club

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datrat_dave
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If i had a 240z that is how i would want it (the red one in the foreground).

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Its absolutley awsome, 15" (??) wantabees, blacked out fiberglass guards, quite low and a nice colour!
'Old skool cool!'
Were those small spoilers on the 240z's optional or only came out on some models?

Nice find Mat!

Dave

Posted on: 2006/1/12 1:14
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matbighat
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Zama Museum

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HoTWire
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The Hino Contessa was mechanically a copy of the Renault Dauphine.


Yay

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matbighat
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Hmm, where's the grille?

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TnPshow
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One could understand how it could be mistaken for a Mazda 1000 Coupe, however. The body lines are remarkably simliar:



Mazda 1000 Coupe

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