Why the heck did I think of Attack on Titan before Kingdom Hearts when I saw that thumbnail on Kotaku?

Lose the wheels and add a proper roof, then we'll talk, Sally.

5 bucks says it's not someone high-ranking, but whoever took credit for it is.

'Vert and slushbox is insta-CP for me, but that just me.

Go big or go home, but in real life I would indeed probably end up using an S14 subframe instead since they're quite plentiful here in Europe too. I mostly wrote S15 since I wanted to aim high, and since I might actually move to Japan in a few years and be able to do a build like that there where an S15 subframe makes…

Here you go, there's a guy in Australia who claims he has an S15 subframe in his '88 200ZR (done by some shop in Japan, too), and since IIRC there's not that much of a difference when it comes down to the installation so I don't see why it wouldn't be possible.

Damnit, beat me by 3 minutes!

As an AC/DC fan, I must say Brian Johnson's 1928 Bentley 4½ Litre. An old family friend of mine owns one that is very similar, and having ridden in that I can say that it's an awesome car (albeit perhaps not as fast as some of the other answers here).

As Oppo's resident Nissan Z31 nut, an RB26DETT-swapped 1986-1989 Fairlady 200ZR-I. Further mods would be a reinforced 1996+ JDM Z32 5-speed to handle the power of the RB and a full (front and rear) Silvia S15 suspension conversion (it's been done, so I know it's possible) to improve the handling considerably. The…

Hey Luke, you might want to add that this car is made for the 24 Hours of LeMons endurance race (an obvious parody of Le Mans) in which insane $500 race (beater) cars duke it out on track for one day and one night. The costs of adding safety equipment and brakes are exempt from the $500 budget, hence the cage and…

LeMons cars may not cost more than 500 bucks to build, although the cost of adding safety equipment and racing brakes is exempt from this.

Shit, I just checked my download queue after reading this and it turns out Steam downloaded a 3.7 gb patch without me noticing it.

I still prefer the 2nd gen ('96-'02) GTS, but this is a much more sensible option.

Quite lovely.

I wrote the comment 10 months ago. Check the post date next time.

Every time I see one:

And the Pretty Sure That's A Lambo Dude meme highscore goes to Takuro, having successfully trolled a Jalop writer!

I can't be assed to go find pics at the moment, but I'm fairly sure I've seen many examples of bolt-on fender flares on cars other than the 240Z from before RWB became popular. Fender flares are quite ubiquitous among the JDM crowd.

It's not a trend, it's been around since the 70s in Japan.