Autobacs used to offer generic anime wrap? I don't get it. I always figured itasha was someones way of having a custom car dedicated to whatever show or character they liked.

I've seen the Lucky Star oil, but nothing else.

Friend who ran an import tuning shop would call people with Wakabas on their cars "teen queen" and watch as they didn't get it. Or "Grandpa" if they had one of the "older driver" ones.

Yes, I'm Tohru's roommate. I resent the "spoiled child" comment. I didn't know he made it until you mentioned it, actually.

it's a 2006. Got it in June of 2009 with around 16k on it.

I suppose.

Would it be against safety inspections? so long as it's not too loud and you've got cats, what's the issue?

the Joes version actually looks a lot like the prototype Lamborghini Cheetah that begat the LM002

in case you're curious, the Thorndyke Special was an Apollo GT.

rocker panel rust. you can buy new outer skins, but it's all a bitch and a half, I promise

Oh yes. There's an anime called Hetalia. at Comiket last summer, I came across a fair bit of official signage for "Hetarila" Even though SOME of the products had it spelled correctly on the table.

The Japanese like English words on things. and though I'm not a Gundam fan, I assume the Gundam themselves had the warnings in English.

the dad in FLCL owns an amazingly detailed Citroen CX. Lupin III I know had animation finished in France.

Weirdly, if I recall, a fair bit of the final animation for some anime was carried out in France, which led to them having lots of very detailed French cars.

So why not tow 7000 lbs with it? I don't understand.

I've got the Hola extension, it's not working.

I remember Neopets. it was gooood times when I was 12.

I'd be pretty surprised if that was $1000.

SA/FB are both 1st gen RX-7s.

Hey Corvette Museum, what did you think of the Roadkill guys wanting to throw their corvette in the hole?