Illest pop-up shop @HNLNIGHTMARKET this Saturday from 6-11pm. We’ll have a preview of our Kaka’ako store opening products & be releasing a special i&i collaboration with In4mation. @in4mation_ @illestbrand #illest …
Hi everyone! It has been way too long since I...
Tomorrow marks the opening day of the 40th season of...
Radii Footwear has dropped their new collection of the popular...
Tomorrow marks the opening day of the 40th season of...
Mad Mike’s FD is definitely one of my top 10...
I had to think about this for just a second...
My buddy Mason from Aisha Garage sent over this scan from the latest Drift Tengoku magazine. It’s the recent issue that shows the station wagon drifting on the cover. This small article has some information on Hella Flush in USA and what they refer to the same style in Japan called “Tsuraichi”. Thanks again Mason for the scan and be sure to check out his site, selling many imported 2nd hand AUTHENTIC Japan parts located in the Bay Area!
Click to enlarge.
Hi everyone! It has been way too long since I wrote last and I wanted to kick this year off with a good, yet not overwhelming post. I went down …
Tomorrow marks the opening day of the 40th season of the Drew League. The Drew is a summer basketball league that brings 28 teams to compete for a championship over …
Radii Footwear has dropped their new collection of the popular “Axel” shoe with the Ballistic Nylon Pack. Each color has the iconic diamond suede logo on the tongue, brown trim …
7 Responses to Drift Tengoku Scan – Hella Flush
This is so awesome!
Dang that car is Tsuraichi!
haha that’s super cool!
I just noticed the white USDM guy with the big nose… haha!
yeah i totally noticed that too lol
LOL!!!
awesome flyer!!
//Brian Hashimoto
Tsuraichi has been around since the late 70′s and 80′s. They have been slamming cars with over fenders and tires stretched over rims since then. It was to mimic the silhouette category 5 series when Skyline Hakosukas and other Japanese cars were dominating races. The cartoon with the “American” with the big nose is stereotypical for Japanese. I am stuck with the total irony of being Half Japanese and half American. There is even more irony by being born and raised in Japan 95% of my life but I am a American. Just stuck between two cultures and seeing both views.