This Old School Toyota Hilux was a very notable display at this years Japanese Classic Car Show. Although an unfinished truck, it was turning heads all day. It as also one of the few trucks in attendance – Old School Toyota Hilux on JDM Volk Racing TE37V
This truck was sitting on a fat set of JDM 17″ Volk Racing TE37v in Bronze. If you didn't know the “v” in TE37v stands for vintage, and this is a very appropriate use for it. New school wheels for Old School Rides. – Old School Toyota Hilux on JDM Volk Racing TE37VCheck out the lips on the TE37v's, really nice. The front is tucking a lot of tire, its a 235/45/17 and thats reletively a lot of rubber inside the small fender on these trucks. – Old School Toyota Hilux on JDM Volk Racing TE37VJZ Power! Lots of HKS in the Engine bay too, Dual Power Flow Intake, Cam Gears, and Blow Off Valve are visible. – Old School Toyota Hilux on JDM Volk Racing TE37VEven with no bed, this truck has a menacing stance. To me, this truck brings a new meaning to the term Monster Truck – Old School Toyota Hilux on JDM Volk Racing TE37VProject Mu Brakes on a Currie Axle with in multi link setup, that's a super nice setup. That Rear end setup coupled with the JZ Power, I wonder if this will be a Drag Truck. – Old School Toyota Hilux on JDM Volk Racing TE37VThe wheel itself looks nice, the tire is 265/40/17. Can't wait to see progress on this truck! – Old School Toyota Hilux on JDM Volk Racing TE37V
This Nissan Skyline HT 2000GT-R KPGC10 is packed with a 1uz V8 likely from a big bodied Lexus. The Lexus V8 has been becoming a very popular swap in the last few years due to its availability, its aluminum Light weight and smooth power band. Rocky Auto did the work to do the conversion, and they have been building some nice Vintage Nissans including this one. – Nissan Skyline KPGC10 on Volk Racing TE37VNissan Skyline KPGC10 is rolling on a nice set of Volk Racing TE37v Wheels in MDC Gunmetal with polished lips. Really wide in the rear, so only the rear gets flares. – Nissan Skyline KPGC10 on Volk Racing TE37V1uz V8 installed very cleanly in this Nissan Skyline, other than being toyota, looks like it was meabt to be there. – Nissan Skyline KPGC10 on Volk Racing TE37VThe body on this Nissan Skyline is perfect; nicely restored. – Nissan Skyline KPGC10 on Volk Racing TE37VIn line showing with some other nice Rocky Auto creations, they have some talent building retro rides. – Nissan Skyline KPGC10 on Volk Racing TE37V
Sports a Nardi Steering Wheel and Recaro Seats – Nissan Skyline KPGC10 on Volk Racing TE37V
A friend and I were having a conversation on the Toyota Corolla AE86′s and started looking for the best examples. The first 86 to come to mind was this one I saw on Club4AG. The owner did a full build on it, and surprisingly it is actually an SR5 model. The owner also has had myriad of wheels for it; SSR MKII, SSR MKIII, 2 sets of Volk Racing TE37, and Weds Sport MA86. I personally think the MKII’s give it that best old school look.
Another shot with the AE86 on SSR MKII
SSR MKII, Looks so nice all by itself
AE86 on SSR MKIII, another nice set of wheels
AE86 on SSR MKIII, Lip looks healthy on the rear on this shot.
AE86 Toyota Corolla on White Volk Racing TE37 on the Track
AE86 Toyota Corolla on White Volk Racing TE37
AE86 Toyota Corolla on Limited Titanium Volk Racing TE37
AE86 Toyota Corolla on SSR MKIII
AE86 Toyota Corolla on Weds Sport MA86
AE86 Toyota Corolla, Started out like this, an SR5
Import Tuner Magazine has provided this great article for all us Wheel Whores out there. Covering some of the hot JDM
wheels from the 80’s and 90’s. Can you believe that no one even used the term “JDM” back then?
