Sun Kang Collaborates with Veilside: Building a Modern Classic Car
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In this Hagerty episode, we delve into the world of Sun Kang, who seems to be living out his Fast and Furious Tokyo Drift persona in real life. From gracing the pages of GQ Magazine to immersing himself in the intricate realm of car culture, Kang's passion for all things automotive shines through. A visit to Veilside, located just outside Tokyo, unveils a scene straight out of a Fast and Furious movie, with a blend of nostalgia and modernity that captures the essence of car enthusiasts' dreams. Collaborating with Yokomaku San, Kang embarks on an international car build that transcends borders and celebrates the unity within the car community.
The partnership between Kang and Yokomaku San not only breathes new life into the Veilside brand but also underscores the importance of preserving classic cars for future generations. By combining traditional aesthetics with modern innovation, the duo aims to create a timeless masterpiece that pays homage to automotive heritage while embracing contemporary design elements. The meticulous attention to detail in sourcing the donor car and selecting components for the build reflects a deep respect for the history and legacy of the automotive industry.
As the project unfolds, the Veilside kit emerges as a DIY enthusiast's dream, offering a seamless integration of bespoke parts without compromising the integrity of the original vehicle. The focus on maintaining the car's authenticity while infusing it with Veilside's signature flair showcases Kang and Yokomaku San's commitment to honoring the past while embracing the future. With the lz6 engine at the heart of the build, boasting a rich racing heritage dating back to the 1970s, Kang's 240Z project represents a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation that captivates car enthusiasts worldwide.
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