Wekfest comes back to Hawaii for their 6th show in the Islands. This show kicks of the Wekfest 2016 International tour. Only the cars that passed the pre-screening process were able to enter the show, which means only the top cars weather it’s a European, Japanese, Domestic builds are being shown. Wekfest was held at…
I caught word Toronto would be receiving its first RWB build earlier last summer but no date had been set. Summer soon left and the promise of the 6’s first RWB build was forgotten. However, on last-minute notice, Nakai, destined to Los Angeles, had managed to squeeze a layover trip to grace one lucky Toronto customer…
Every year I travel miles across the globe to catch up with friends for our annual RAUH-Welt Begriff get together and party in Roppongi, Tokyo. We have many things in common but one stands out the most, the love for Porsche. Here’s a few shots from my iPhone of the cars that were in the…
There are several builds that sparked my interest on the RAUH-Welt Begriff movement back in 2011. With only a few builds back then, there are 4 memorable cars I could easily recall: Stella Artois, Royal Montegobay, Advantage, and Rough rhythm. Considering these creations by Akira Nakai ‘OG status‘, taking photos and featuring it on this site was something I’ve…
Yesterday, i had the chance to shoot Yves (Owner Nullbar Belgium) his wonderful Audi 100LS C1 Saloon. But now it’s laying on his tummy thanks to AccuAir Suspension / HP Drivetech, and rolling on blingbling Gotti Wheels. The old, rusty & chrome detailed looks fits the classic gentleman very well. Enjoy the photos, the video is coming soon!
We just recently kicked off our 2016 season with our first show in Guam. The weather was perfect and everyone showed up as expected, when the sun went down. We’ll be adjusting that show next year to make it a night show and will continue to transform our show. We’ll have a recap of the…
With the increasing demand for Japanese classic cars, searching for your ultimate 70’s Nissan Skyline is no walk in the park. Considered in Japan as the ‘holy grail’ of classics, exporting a Hakosuka is the ultimate dream for any JDM car enthusiast. But have you ever wondered on why most of these cars still stay inside of Japan? During…
