Neil the bonus part was so good. I think for a lot of us digging into your collection of magazines and that vintage footage whenever appropriate is gonna be so enjoyable.
What I love the most is how being such a normal group of guys who aren't rich yet have acquired some of the most iconic cars and restored them. When you don't have money, skill take you there! amazing job!!!!
How they restored the car is exactly the way in which heritage collections restore aircraft, you work with what's usable, discard what isn't and fill in the rest. Stunning job, incredible piece of history
This is what i would call a mesh of unbelievable passion, craftsmanship, and understanding of memorialization. People are so quick to point out it’s not the same car and it’s useless to call it a rebirth. But a passion project like this is seldom seen through a lens than can quantify the soul of the project. Thanks for the video Neil I really enjoy this format it’s so cool seeing the cars past life and progress.
Side note, if you get his blessing a recreation of the Front Row!club sticker with a juicebox twist would be awesome way to get him some seat time in Ireland.
is it weird... that i sorta teared up looking at this thing, knowing where its been, what its done, how its came back. it just makes me so happy to see it looking so original-ish looking. bringing something back from how bad it was and making it usable again makes me just so happy. i remember watching clips of this thing back in the day and being like "damn, that car is something mean, i wish the US had more smaller powered cars like this"
We definitely appreciate the time and effort you put into the research and it’s wicked cool to look back at the good old days and for you to even have video footage is the icing on the cake. Maybe you can find another car to do the same on. Keep up the hard work buddy your smashing it 🤓👍👍
19:01 that is such a cool photo!! You can see haraguchis yellow fc in the back, some guys in australia rebuilt that car aswell. So now both of the cars have been rebuilt!
I’ve loved watching this. I’m a 70s80s90s Ford man , but it’s brilliant to see an old race car being resurrected . Especially love to see other people being as nerdy as you are too lol
Your room full of old magazines is so cool..so nice to see that all the stuff that formed all the styles over the years is kept for the future in your little room
There's this philosophical idea of Theseus' ship. A guy has a wooden ship, and every time a plank snaps or gets too old he has it replaced. After years on the seas, not one original board remains. Is it still his ship? One possible answer is Yes, it is the same thing as long as no one else has got a significant amount of the original parts in one place. So by this definition, it is Yuasa's 86. But any way you skin the cat, I love this car, this is one of the first cars I vividly remember from when I started looking up old D1 clips and VHS rips. A lot of cool cars, but this had such a unique colour and churned through so much fibreglass, it really left an impression. Glad to see someone took that twisted hunk of scrap and made something out of it
Same! His car always stood out to me from the early days. Much like any of the other Loud cars of the time sporting nice paint jobs, cool graphics and big body kits, I feel this car was ahead of its time.
So happy the Bride 86 is back and in good hands, such a legnedary car. There's still alot more classic drift cars abandoned in Japan hopefully we will see more of them being resurrected like the Bride 86.
i wouldnt consider myself a huge 86 nerd like you guys but your "bonus" IS appreciated, its always nice listening to/watching someone talk so passionately about something and the magazine pictures are really cool to be fair. do continue to do this if you enjoy it, im sure a lot of people like it! hapy new years
It would be cool to do some sort of hoodie/sticker to fund flying him over to drive the car for 86 fest 2023. Would make a neat little wrap up to the build
Totally, and set aside some of the money to replace the kit after he's driven the car🤣 fantastic to see the history of the original car and how it developed😎👌
I'd love you to do more history videos on the cars that ended up in Ireland from back in the day! I never knew Adrian Walsh's Corolla was that yellow Corolla from Japan! Great videos, keep it up 👌
Proper tribute car!! A really really cool motor delighted to see these things still on the road! Another brilliant video can't wait to see more on the juicebox 86
Love the rabbit hole videos, love the passion and its great to know other car nerds exist, its like therapy. Thanks for another great year of content, looking forward to another year of the best content on TH-cam. Lots of love to Neil and the juicebox crew and to all the car nerds out there. Peace x
I think the sticker idea to get him over is brilliant. They'll sell out without a doubt,as all your stickers do. It'd be amazing and such a nice end to the story to have him over to the Emerald Isle of Ireland to drive his emerald car one last time.
Honestly its a really touching story. We've all got that one car we wish we could get back. If you do decide to set up a go fund me I'd gladly chip in!
maybe in the future this bonus segment could become its own thing! would love to learn more about the history of D1GP & beyond through your collection.
Props to paddy for putting in the work to save such a important car for so many of us 90's and 2000's drift heads. That Ryota sticker has to happen lads, put me down for two, would love to see the man reunited with his old machine.
As a young man, I watched Yuasa san driving this car. At 39, it's insane seeing it pretty much complete and in Ireland. Love the team effort on this one, boys. 🍻
Paddy and Eddy are absolute legends, can't get enough of their beautiful work of art! So cool to see Ryota Yuasa get excited about his old car "rebirthed"! Haha crazy to see the long history he had with that machine, as always thanks for sharing with us Neil! None of this would have seen the light of day without you!
I love when you nerd out man, I think everyone who follows these vlogs appreciates the rounds you go through for this juicy information that would otherwise never be known, top man!
Class bonus feature. The fact you can sit in your extensive JDM automotive library and uncover all this incredibly detailed information about a particular car like some sort of JDM car culture archaeologist is amazing. The amount of time it must take you to flick through each magazine hoping to stumble across a relevant feature does not go unnoticed. Great Work man 🙌🏻 I would get lost for days on end in all those magazines 🙈😂
These videos are just fantastic. Like Automotive Archaeology on stuff that I find interesting. (Side note: Your wall of magazines, is the stuff of envy!)
I'd love to see you and rob dahm have a chat about something interesting. 🤯 XD "pale pissy colour" hahahahaha.. love it.. Think it's metallic version of toyota champagne or beige or something. Agree on the resurrection label, if ya need one.. Tribute sounds right but is really just a look-a-like as the term is used.. Maybe the reinCARnation?
Man I can clearly remember drunk tales of the magazine collection way back in the day on ol Whyte Avenue in the Great white north.. It's truly amazing how your able to dig up so much information and dates on these things. So cool to see it evolve through so many stages and color changes! That is literally one of the world's best jdm car history encyclopedias you have managed to create. Never stop doing your thing niel your an absolute gem bro!
It’s just an honour to see good people with a real passion for a genre of cars from an era breathing life back into it. And doing it correctly. Just awesome content. Plus I just watch japan in a van on a loop. I don’t get bored of it. Inspiring to watch. Don’t stop. Keep on keeping on.
So cool that Ryota was so excited about this project. Glad that Paddy let you shoot some more footage of the car even tho he doesn't like being on camera haha. Thankful that he is willing to let you share this with us. And yeah, I'm incredibly envious of your magazine collection haha. I have a few myself and a bunch of DVD's but I'd love to fill a wall or two like that some day. If you're up for it I'd love a video showing them off. Keep up the great work Neil!
Someday I might show them off. I'm slightly embarrassed by the amount of them tbh 😅Glad you enjoyed the story, hopefully, I can do more like this in the future.
Such a beautiful story, I love cars with stories and history and enjoyed that first video on it so much. I would certainly call it a resurrection. A resurrected restoration!
thanks again neil as someone who is about 5 or so years younger then you all this stuff is past my time but for some reason i still love the cars. And i love history in general . i just wanna say thanks for sharing your knowledge about the history of Japanese cars its really cool
Great video rebuilt motor sport cars are rarely original as they are modified and rebuilt over the years but Great to see them reserected in such true detail using original parts and period replacement parts, it is a fabulous car and will bring a lot of joy to many people for many years to come Great to see the old mags too a great addition to the story
Neil!!! That bonus content!! Mate, pls don't down play it, or sell yourself short! That there is the jewel that sets you and your channel apart! That's your #AchievementUnlocked Happy New Year Mate! 2023 LET'S GO !!!🏆 Respect from Australia 🙏
somebody mightve mentioned this, but this reminds me of the ship of theseus. (or really the argument based on it) How much of the original object can be changed and it still be considered the original object. great pair of videos, i really enjoyed them.
You should do more of this stuff. The talking at the end about the different cars in ireland that might be in one your mags. They just don't make mags like that anymore because everything is online
Man, you always say that the end Bits aren’t the most exciting and how people might find that uninteresting. I love these end "bonuses" as I unfortunately don’t know to much about the whole D1 scene back in the day. Honestly I could watch you do a whole 5 hour documentary and still want more. Incredible Job Neil, please do more History lessons!!! Besides that, Happy new year! 🎉Hope we can work out everything for August! Cheers 🍻
I'm glad you mentioned bringing him over to reunite with the car, you'd sell out Mondello with people wanting to watch him drive it! And maybe have a bumper or two on standby just incase 😂
Neil what I find very interesting is that Mitsuru Haraguchi's rx7 that was also in the magazine with Ryota's AE86 has also been restored and it's in Australia now. I really hope you see this comment
Top notch lad, keep it up and keep going.........there's plenty of gems here.....all hidden.....this video will bring them out 👍👍 keep the vids going....class 👌👌
never knew he owned his c33 and 86 at the same time, but that's partially due to me never digging for yuasa. he used that c33 since around 1996(ish), in various ikaten events and also carboy's doricon gp. cool to see that he revived it for d1
Neil you’ve done it again was having a bad day and seen this never clicked so fast in my life watched the review and I really appreciated the bonus as I love this car and never knew yuasa and haraguchi did a collab. It was sad that he had to sell it but hopefully he can come to Ireland and see her again. Thank you Neil
The bonus stage in this video is super mint! The history updates made this video awesome.
Ryota would probably be so happy to see this car in person again
I really hope he comes over and drives it.
@@barryfieldbattleclips surely he will
And drive the shiiteee out of it
He's commented on it on the juicebox instagram posts.
@@Mr_jz_12 in English?
Neil the bonus part was so good. I think for a lot of us digging into your collection of magazines and that vintage footage whenever appropriate is gonna be so enjoyable.
Glad you enjoyed the extra dive, gotta do more of that
What I love the most is how being such a normal group of guys who aren't rich yet have acquired some of the most iconic cars and restored them. When you don't have money, skill take you there! amazing job!!!!
Absolutely amazing and inspiring
The fact that this build was done in 7 months is insane
Compared to Neil's 86 yea definitely but if all the parts can be got and horrible hours are put in, it's doable
How they restored the car is exactly the way in which heritage collections restore aircraft, you work with what's usable, discard what isn't and fill in the rest. Stunning job, incredible piece of history
That's fascinating to hear how they restore other pieces, I guess it makes sense.
This is what i would call a mesh of unbelievable passion, craftsmanship, and understanding of memorialization. People are so quick to point out it’s not the same car and it’s useless to call it a rebirth. But a passion project like this is seldom seen through a lens than can quantify the soul of the project. Thanks for the video Neil I really enjoy this format it’s so cool seeing the cars past life and progress.
Side note, if you get his blessing a recreation of the Front Row!club sticker with a juicebox twist would be awesome way to get him some seat time in Ireland.
That would be rad! Cheers for the kind words hopefully we can get him out to Ireland this year
is it weird... that i sorta teared up looking at this thing, knowing where its been, what its done, how its came back. it just makes me so happy to see it looking so original-ish looking. bringing something back from how bad it was and making it usable again makes me just so happy. i remember watching clips of this thing back in the day and being like "damn, that car is something mean, i wish the US had more smaller powered cars like this"
The "misery" jobs under the pretty paint is what makes it so special💚
Love the sticker idea to fund getting him over i think it would be so cool, maybe do postcards too of the different versions of the car.
We definitely appreciate the time and effort you put into the research and it’s wicked cool to look back at the good old days and for you to even have video footage is the icing on the cake. Maybe you can find another car to do the same on. Keep up the hard work buddy your smashing it 🤓👍👍
Always appreciated
19:01 that is such a cool photo!! You can see haraguchis yellow fc in the back, some guys in australia rebuilt that car aswell. So now both of the cars have been rebuilt!
Ive been following the FC in Aus, such a cool story.
I hope you never stop making videos, the Irish car scene and the old school Japan history is the best
never thought i would ever see this car again, one of the best looking ae86s ever!
What an awesome build. Mad respect to everyone involved
I’ve loved watching this. I’m a 70s80s90s Ford man , but it’s brilliant to see an old race car being resurrected . Especially love to see other people being as nerdy as you are too lol
You’ll love this video on cosworths then :
th-cam.com/video/YuXNrhdPfZk/w-d-xo.html
@@The-KeyserSoze thanks he has some great videos
Your room full of old magazines is so cool..so nice to see that all the stuff that formed all the styles over the years is kept for the future in your little room
There's this philosophical idea of Theseus' ship. A guy has a wooden ship, and every time a plank snaps or gets too old he has it replaced. After years on the seas, not one original board remains. Is it still his ship? One possible answer is Yes, it is the same thing as long as no one else has got a significant amount of the original parts in one place. So by this definition, it is Yuasa's 86. But any way you skin the cat, I love this car, this is one of the first cars I vividly remember from when I started looking up old D1 clips and VHS rips. A lot of cool cars, but this had such a unique colour and churned through so much fibreglass, it really left an impression. Glad to see someone took that twisted hunk of scrap and made something out of it
Same! His car always stood out to me from the early days. Much like any of the other Loud cars of the time sporting nice paint jobs, cool graphics and big body kits, I feel this car was ahead of its time.
So happy the Bride 86 is back and in good hands, such a legnedary car. There's still alot more classic drift cars abandoned in Japan hopefully we will see more of them being resurrected like the Bride 86.
i wouldnt consider myself a huge 86 nerd like you guys but your "bonus" IS appreciated, its always nice listening to/watching someone talk so passionately about something and the magazine pictures are really cool to be fair. do continue to do this if you enjoy it, im sure a lot of people like it! hapy new years
Always appreciated, never sure how the history stuff will go down with viewers
This car is insane looking so cool he could bring it back alive
Pretty epic
Great episode Neil! Pretty cool to see that Haruguchis' FC is also getting rebuilt over in Australia aswell.
Yeah man! Hopefully we can see it in the flesh someday
It would be cool to do some sort of hoodie/sticker to fund flying him over to drive the car for 86 fest 2023. Would make a neat little wrap up to the build
Totally, and set aside some of the money to replace the kit after he's driven the car🤣 fantastic to see the history of the original car and how it developed😎👌
I'd love to make it happen, ill see what I can do
I'd love you to do more history videos on the cars that ended up in Ireland from back in the day! I never knew Adrian Walsh's Corolla was that yellow Corolla from Japan! Great videos, keep it up 👌
That's the plan, I've been gathering up content to make videos about other famous cars that went to Ireland.
Proper tribute car!! A really really cool motor delighted to see these things still on the road! Another brilliant video can't wait to see more on the juicebox 86
Love the footage in the JDM archive at the end
So satisfying to see Japan's legends past & present pumped over their old cars being brought back or kept around
It's so awesome that you got him to see his car again after the rebuilt/restoration!
Love the rabbit hole videos, love the passion and its great to know other car nerds exist, its like therapy. Thanks for another great year of content, looking forward to another year of the best content on TH-cam. Lots of love to Neil and the juicebox crew and to all the car nerds out there. Peace x
Always appreciated!
Savage history on the bride 86! Can't wait to see what you have in store for 2023
This is a wholesome as Neil, Yuasa is the man.. all the best mate.
Paddy absolutely smashed it with this, I'd love to see the Ryota's reaction to seeing his car brought back from the dead
Nice touch from Flip with the window handle hahaha
The research and history lesson are fascinating man!
Harauguchi's FC is here in Australia getting restored as we speak
I've been following it closely, hopefully get to see it in real life someday
The amount of digging he does! He can lead us to the centre of the earth one day.
Maybe someday!
Thoroughly enjoyed this vid Neil. Your passion for the 86 is immense
I think the sticker idea to get him over is brilliant. They'll sell out without a doubt,as all your stickers do. It'd be amazing and such a nice end to the story to have him over to the Emerald Isle of Ireland to drive his emerald car one last time.
I'd love to make it happen, I'll report back on it soon
Honestly its a really touching story. We've all got that one car we wish we could get back. If you do decide to set up a go fund me I'd gladly chip in!
awesome vid! loved the insight into the car's history. you 100% need to get yuasa to drive it again
maybe in the future this bonus segment could become its own thing! would love to learn more about the history of D1GP & beyond through your collection.
For sure, I need to do more of these.
This video is deadly!…Fair play tya Neil!!…
What an amazing video!
Please do a 'room tour' or something. I really aspire to have a collection like yours!
Neil. Truthfully thank you for existing. The documentation and the heart you put into this is truly astonishing.
Cheers for the kind words.
Props to paddy for putting in the work to save such a important car for so many of us 90's and 2000's drift heads. That Ryota sticker has to happen lads, put me down for two, would love to see the man reunited with his old machine.
For sure, hopefully we can get him over to drive it
As a young man, I watched Yuasa san driving this car. At 39, it's insane seeing it pretty much complete and in Ireland. Love the team effort on this one, boys. 🍻
Be awesome if we can get him over to drive it
Would love more episodes or segments like the bonus segment here where you nerd out and go in depth in Japanese car history it's so entertaining
I'd love to do more, I have a few planned for other cars that came to Ireland.
Need to add "Historian" to your list of titles. Thank you for taking the time to bring out so much more to the story.
Glad you enjoyed the deep dive
Love the deep dive into the car's history. Your knowledge of JDM car culture is what makes this channel stand out from the rest so keep it up!
Glad you enjoyed the extra dive at the end
Automotive archeology , great add on really enjoyed it!!!
I loved the extra content, putting context to the history of the car's spirit makes it phenomenally more meaningful
Glad you enjoyed the black hole at the end
Neil’s my Irish hero.
So good , would definitely be on board for that go fund idea 👏
Happy new year mate 🎉 bonus footage was mint 🤙🏻
Would have been so cool to have a film of the new car on the same date and time as the video but with the year 2023 to show it 21 years later.
Paddy and Eddy are absolute legends, can't get enough of their beautiful work of art! So cool to see Ryota Yuasa get excited about his old car "rebirthed"! Haha crazy to see the long history he had with that machine, as always thanks for sharing with us Neil! None of this would have seen the light of day without you!
Glad you enjoyed the story!
Such an epic build massive props to all the people that put it together and to you Neil for putting such a great video together
Cheers for the kind words, such a cool story glad I could share it
I love when you nerd out man, I think everyone who follows these vlogs appreciates the rounds you go through for this juicy information that would otherwise never be known, top man!
Glad you enjoyed the extra deep dive
Class bonus feature. The fact you can sit in your extensive JDM automotive library and uncover all this incredibly detailed information about a particular car like some sort of JDM car culture archaeologist is amazing. The amount of time it must take you to flick through each magazine hoping to stumble across a relevant feature does not go unnoticed. Great Work man 🙌🏻
I would get lost for days on end in all those magazines 🙈😂
It's very time-consuming but incredibly enjoyable. I've got a plan to do a few more like this over the next few months on cars that came to Ireland.
This is just so incredible. I’m so happy you guys finished for the wedding. Thank you gentlemen.
These videos are just fantastic. Like Automotive Archaeology on stuff that I find interesting. (Side note: Your wall of magazines, is the stuff of envy!)
An expensive journey to have that wall, but I love magazines, cheers for the kind words.
I'd love to see you and rob dahm have a chat about something interesting. 🤯
XD "pale pissy colour" hahahahaha.. love it.. Think it's metallic version of toyota champagne or beige or something.
Agree on the resurrection label, if ya need one.. Tribute sounds right but is really just a look-a-like as the term is used.. Maybe the reinCARnation?
Man I can clearly remember drunk tales of the magazine collection way back in the day on ol Whyte Avenue in the Great white north..
It's truly amazing how your able to dig up so much information and dates on these things. So cool to see it evolve through so many stages and color changes! That is literally one of the world's best jdm car history encyclopedias you have managed to create. Never stop doing your thing niel your an absolute gem bro!
Glad you enjoy the nonsense, man! Hope you are keeping well ❤
Bonus stage was great, Feel better.
Juicebox the historian, we appreciate it man
Neil get the go fund me up and running, imagine seeing Yuasa do a round of IDC or the likes it would be mental
I'll see what I can do
It’s just an honour to see good people with a real passion for a genre of cars from an era breathing life back into it. And doing it correctly. Just awesome content. Plus I just watch japan in a van on a loop. I don’t get bored of it. Inspiring to watch. Don’t stop. Keep on keeping on.
Cheers for the kind words!
you should do more history videos!!!!!! as a young lad who only found out about this era of cars a year ago, i would gladly enjoy watching more!
That's the plan, Glad you enjoyed the videos Ive a few more cool stories about cars imported to Ireland soon
Love the extra content with all the history behind the car, should do it for some of the other old-school famous 86s that made their way to Ireland
For sure! Hopefully we can put together a few more stories like this
So cool that Ryota was so excited about this project. Glad that Paddy let you shoot some more footage of the car even tho he doesn't like being on camera haha. Thankful that he is willing to let you share this with us. And yeah, I'm incredibly envious of your magazine collection haha. I have a few myself and a bunch of DVD's but I'd love to fill a wall or two like that some day. If you're up for it I'd love a video showing them off. Keep up the great work Neil!
Someday I might show them off. I'm slightly embarrassed by the amount of them tbh 😅Glad you enjoyed the story, hopefully, I can do more like this in the future.
The mini documentary you did was amazing
Great work boys. Still watching from out here in Thailand.
Such a beautiful story, I love cars with stories and history and enjoyed that first video on it so much. I would certainly call it a resurrection. A resurrected restoration!
For sure!
I like the aero ,its timeless with Levin model,and like up garage levin too
thx for your videos! Happy New Year and can't wait for more of your 86!
That car is soooooooo gorgeous!!
Reminds me of when they restore a ww2 spitfire from some mangled mess they find in a field where it crashed in 1942.
Yo that was!!!! some really good content 🔥🔥🔥🔥
thanks again neil as someone who is about 5 or so years younger then you all this stuff is past my time but for some reason i still love the cars. And i love history in general . i just wanna say thanks for sharing your knowledge about the history of Japanese cars its really cool
Glad you appreciate the extra nonsense, hopefully I can do more episodes like this
@@juiceboxforyou appreciate it !
love the history on this gem great vid!
Great video rebuilt motor sport cars are rarely original as they are modified and rebuilt over the years but Great to see them reserected in such true detail using original parts and period replacement parts, it is a fabulous car and will bring a lot of joy to many people for many years to come Great to see the old mags too a great addition to the story
Cheers Alan, glad you enjoyed the deep dive at the end.
Thanks Neil 😊
Neil!!! That bonus content!! Mate, pls don't down play it, or sell yourself short! That there is the jewel that sets you and your channel apart!
That's your #AchievementUnlocked
Happy New Year Mate!
2023 LET'S GO !!!🏆
Respect from Australia 🙏
Cheers for the kind words, happy new year
somebody mightve mentioned this, but this reminds me of the ship of theseus. (or really the argument based on it) How much of the original object can be changed and it still be considered the original object.
great pair of videos, i really enjoyed them.
You should do more of this stuff. The talking at the end about the different cars in ireland that might be in one your mags. They just don't make mags like that anymore because everything is online
For sure, time is the killer. I hope to do an episode tracking all the cars that came to Ireland soon. I've been planning it for ages.
Man, you always say that the end Bits aren’t the most exciting and how people might find that uninteresting. I love these end "bonuses" as I unfortunately don’t know to much about the whole D1 scene back in the day. Honestly I could watch you do a whole 5 hour documentary and still want more. Incredible Job Neil, please do more History lessons!!!
Besides that, Happy new year! 🎉Hope we can work out everything for August! Cheers 🍻
For sure! Cheers for the kind words
I'm glad you mentioned bringing him over to reunite with the car, you'd sell out Mondello with people wanting to watch him drive it! And maybe have a bumper or two on standby just incase 😂
Hahaha Imagine!
Thank you for covering these things!
Happy new year to all the Juicebox crew, Neil is your car going to be this years 86fest big reveal?!?!
Hopefully I can get it finished this year; that's the goal 😅
awsome info at the end there. was really interesting to see this car come back in a way. looking forward to more this year!
Savage vid. Enthusiasm bursting through the screen haha
All the best for 2023 all at juicebox
Cheers Andy! Same to you 🍻
go full time Neil!!
YES NEIL, 💚🤍🧡
it is wow amazing content. The bit with going through all the mags and stuff at the end was fantastic
Glad you enjoyed it, never sure how that stuff will go down.
Neil what I find very interesting is that Mitsuru Haraguchi's rx7 that was also in the magazine with Ryota's AE86 has also been restored and it's in Australia now. I really hope you see this comment
I've been following it for years. Glad it's in good hands now. Hopefully, get to see it someday!
Top notch lad, keep it up and keep going.........there's plenty of gems here.....all hidden.....this video will bring them out 👍👍 keep the vids going....class 👌👌
Hopefully, we can unearth a few more of these stories.
never knew he owned his c33 and 86 at the same time, but that's partially due to me never digging for yuasa. he used that c33 since around 1996(ish), in various ikaten events and also carboy's doricon gp. cool to see that he revived it for d1
Yeah he was a big C33 fan back then, I wonder if its the same car, be awesome if it was
Neil you’ve done it again was having a bad day and seen this never clicked so fast in my life watched the review and I really appreciated the bonus as I love this car and never knew yuasa and haraguchi did a collab. It was sad that he had to sell it but hopefully he can come to Ireland and see her again. Thank you Neil
Glad you enjoyed the video 🍻
Bonus stuff is great - tying the history super interesting!
Glad you enjoyed the extra piece
another great watch part1 was brilliant too👏