Walking with Liberty

"Liberty Walk means to not be afraid to cut up a Ferrari. To not worry if it will drive straight. To not be bothered by the naysayers. If it's a car i bought and if it's not causing harm to anyone, then i should be able to do what i please. That's Liberty..." Kato-san preaching it like a boss.

E34 M5s on Best Motoring

Old school 3.8 brute featured on Best Motoring. Not something you'd see everyday! Starts at the 16 minute mark. This one shows the M5 (looks like a 3.6) take on the mighty W124 500E.

Nissan's 510-inspired IDX

Nissan's bringing back to 510 to battle what they call, the "mid-life crisis" 86/BRZ twins. Let's rumble! That Nismo version is looking mighty fine. The street beige one? Much less so.

Style Society Singapore 2013 - Part II

When it comes to automotive meets, no matter how many you've been to, there will always be some surprises awaiting and just before heading down to the show grounds, i had one of my most pleasant encouters. A pair of Malaysian Munich Legends had just blitzed down the North-South earlier in the morning to join in our tiny convoy. Not only that, these 2 beauties were wearing some of the finest shoes to ever grace the machines from Bavaria, original Alpinas! Our small convoy trekked up to the showgrounds soon after and we arrived just as everything seemed to be setting up. Mr Blitzer's sedan awaiting parking instructions. Estoril Blue M3 Evo made all the right noises. Eventually we were settled into our little nook at the edge of the carpark. Adding some old school Euro Flavor to an otherwise JDM-heavy event. Such a lovely color. The good stuff. The magic of Alpina wheels. All wheels require a key to get to the lug nuts... Even the air valve stem can only be accessed from the inside. Keeps the aesthetics clean. Proper craftmanship right there. With so few left running on our local streets, my car has finally found another coupe to call a cousin. Singapore specials. Mr Blitzer's sedan rolling on phat custom-ordered WORK Meisters! We managed to hijack a couple of lasses who were giving out flyers. Hope they didn't mind. :P Bilsteins FTW! Signing off! We have loved to have stayed longer but with other commitments awaiting, the 4 of us made an early exit and headed off! Let's hope they organize another one next year!

Style Society Singapore 2013 - Part I

Style Society Singapore 2013 was held over the weekend in collaboration with global automotive culture giant Stancenation, the show was awesome. Even with dark clouds looming overhead, the rain refused to fall and everyone's spirits remained high! (Not to mention, dry!) Our local shores might be one of the most modification unfriendly places around but that did not stop hundreds from turning up and just enjoying what we have. A number of cars from neighbouring country Malaysia also joined in the fun and we also had a couple of friends driving down all the way from KL on the day itself. (But more on that in a later posts). There were a lot of cars on the showgrounds but with the limited time we had, here's Part I of our highlights. Toyota trio each sporting a different style. Boso racer? Resto-mod? Or some so-cal flavor? The ghost of WWII planes (and Rusty Slammington) seem to have made their way over to our local shores. Vtec yo! Did anyone mention i have a thing for itashas? Kawaiii~ You don't see this everyday, a stanced i45. Something even more uncommon on our local roads, a late 90s Galant. But rarity here not stopping it's owner from having some fun with it! That's the spirit! Takumi was around to provite some loud engine noises earlier in the day. Ryosuke chose to chill out instead. I think this color is called Burple. Looks like Candy. Bb reppin Moondiscs! Speaking of which, there were plenty on interesting shoes around. Vanning culture seems to be doing rather well' While some builds do seem to gravitate towards the lighter side of life... ...Others looked like they came with their eyes on the prize. Putting in plenty of effort to get the "right" look. Do you dish? The slammed Audi duo. One on bags, the other on coilovers. Guess which is which? A more track-oriented stance. Meaty! Interesting black brushed aluminium wrap on an Aventadoor. Don't scratch the car! I guess the cars were not the only eye candy at the show! Gotta get ourselves a Nobori flag next time! And with that, end of Part I, next post we shall show what we brought along. Here's a teaser!

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