Stang

Those interior shots of the S15 are awesome Matboy...light painted? Couple of photos from a friend's wedding last weekend... And some from the recent Fuel magazine Issue 10 launch party... More here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.337078299710457.80946.151457878272501&type=1

Ceffy washed, polished, ribboned and ready to go for my wedding tomorrow.

My front coilovers finally gave up the ghost a couple of weeks ago, so I employed some cheap apprentice mechanics to install the new ones last weekend.

I like the swap meet idea, could be cool for finding random parts and old stuff which I find interesting. But I guess there has to be a balance between commercializing it too much, and keeping it low-key and cheap to be a part of. Some heavily Cefiro biased photos I took...

Some 4 door love from Adelaide All Japan Day last weekend.

Have you seen Love the Beast?

After booking a time for early the next week, there was some more random driving... Followed by a short hills run to Camelot castle for an engagement photo shoot with our wedding photographer. You can see her blog post with the photos here, she's pretty awesome: http://www.angelsmithphotography.com.au/2012/01/sally-rohan-engagement-story/ My dad was nice enough to drop the Ceffy at Jaustech on his way to work in the morning, so I picked it up later that day with air conditioning that was now cooler than the air outside the car. Still not great, but I don't think Japanese cars designed in the 1980s were made to deal with Australian summer heat. On the way back down Grange Road, there was a drag VL on a trailer in front of a workshop, getting ready for the drag racing event at Adelaide International Raceway that weekend.

Coming into summer the air conditioning badly needed to be re-gassed, so I went into Jaustech to book it in, after looking at a couple of import spares/wreckers for fun. Always a different lineup of interesting cars whenever I go past. After partaking in a fairly violent and highly entertaining drift demo at Gazzanats a few weeks earlier, Anthony's blue Cefiro was looking very secondhand.