Merry X-mas, and all that jazz.

I've seen this video a few times and thought I'd share it with you.

So I changed things up a bit.

I redid the layout of the blog, I like it thus far but we'll see how long that lasts. All I really did was change templates this way on all my new posts (and maybe my old ones if I get really bored) there will be more room for pictures and videos. I also switched the blog roll and other info to the left for shits and gigs, seems like everyone else has theirs on the right, so I'll be a little different.

I think I'm in love...

As seen on 7tune.com

Pure Awesomeness x Five

Just another cool video I found while trolling the internet.



S15 - Nobuteru Taniguchi
S14 - Nobushige Kumakubo
S13 - Kazuhiro Tanaka
FD3S - Masatoshi Asamoto
JZZ30 - Takahiro Ueno

Speedhunters

They put out some of the sickest videos on the net. These are a few examples of their work, and just so happen to be my favorites.

"The Tommy Milner Experience"

I have recently become more and more interested in BMW's, no thanks to my buddies Rion and Pete. Well September is BMW month on Speedhunters, and this is a video the put together that I thought was awsome, so I decided to share it with you.

Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day Movie Trailer

I can't even begin to tell you how excited I am about this.

Nothing to Worry About...

One of my all time favorite music videos.

R31's

While researching about the F31/M30/Leopard chassis, you will inevitably run into info about the R31 Skyline chassis. Well in one of my research offshoots I found a few pictures that peaked my interest, and they make me want a M30 even more because that big body looks so damn good slammed to the ground and going sideways. I leave you a few (OK maybe more than a few) of my favorite pictures that I found.

GIR/DAM/ClubFR DD25

Well it's the day after this amazing two day event, and I'm a little sore and a very sunburnt, but overall not a whole lot worse for wear. The first day was the choice of the two, with sunny weather all day long, see aforementioned sunburn. I was a flagger nearly all day long on the first turn, that gave me an excellent view of all the competitors doing their thing. I'd like to thank Danger Dan of Control Freaks for the ride along at the end of the day, it made my weekend worth while. The second day consisted of some more practice in the morning, and qualifying/competition rounds in the afternoon. I was pumped when I found out that I got to be the starter for the day. It's one of the best positions to be had for the track volunteers. The morning practice rounds went off mostly without a hitch, but after lunch the weather started to turn and the competition rounds were either in the rain or on a very damp track. I also really enjoyed meeting all the drivers on Saturday as they came through the starting grid, all of them were really nice and epitomized what it is to be a grassroots drifter.

RB-M30

This particular RB20 powered M30 is currently for sale, but do to my lack of funds this prime example of a drift prepped F31 chassis is going to slip by this time. I'm not worried though there will be other chances to pick up a nice M30 and then I can build it up to my standards.

GT-R wagon-camino

Random Internet browsing lead me to this awesome Skyline fronted Stegea wagon with the back lopped off, for more info check out THIS LINK

First Blog Post

Well this is my blog, and my first post. I don't participate in any motor sports yet, but the plan is to get into drifting and autocross in the near future. I'm looking all over for the right platform to start with, currently the Infinity M30 and Nissan 240sx are at the top of the list. I'll try to update this as much as possible when I actually have interesting things to post about.

_Kage