Posted by: Garth in Community

Some people have the life eh? Chris Gray is an Irish lad living in Japan and living the life (sometimes the 86 life too!). Chris recently got to hitup both the Japanese AE86 tuning powerhouses Carland86 AND Impulse both in the one week! Talk about Luck of the Irish eh?
Check out Chris’ awesome (and regularly updated) blog ‘MoshiMoshi?’ here!
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Carland,
Impulse,
Japan
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In contrary of Itsuki’s voice actor, Takumi’s voice actor is actually a proper AE86 lover hachi owner and lover. Together with Carland86 he turned his old Trueno GTV into an Initial D Sprinter Trueno replica back in 2003! After that Carland86 built the “original” cars used in Initial D The Movie.
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Carland,
Initial D
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Posted by: Garth in Events

Since their very first meet was a success, Carland held a second one last weekend to enjoy the many changing colours of Autumn on the mountain roads!
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Carland,
Japan,
Kyoto
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Posted by: Garth in Events

After our mini featurette on Japanese workshop Carland, most of you should be familiar with the Kyoto based company and its AE86 expertise. Now, Carland have just started to organise meets and events for their customers and other Kyoto based ’86 drivers. Their first meet last month in Kyoto was a meet up at the Arashi Mountain Takao Parkway Parking Area for a group photoshoot for the upcoming Toyota Levin & Trueno Magazine Issue 21.
Pics after the jump.
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Carland,
Japanese Events
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Carland might not be the most recognised name in the AE86 racing world, but their cars will no doubt be remembered long after the big names have gone from the circuit. Located in Kyoto, Japan, Carland has been instrumental in the restoration and maintenance of the entire nations AE86′s by way of their insane AE86-exclusive workshop and dedicated mook (a magazine book for those unfamiliar with the Japanese term), “Toyota Levin and Trueno Magazine” published by Tatsumi Publishing.
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Black Limited,
Carland,
Japanese Workshop,
Kyoto,
Levin & Trueno Magazine,
Rentacar
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