Tokyo Auto Salon Highlights: Custom Vans to High-Value GTRs

At the Tokyo Auto Salon, 1320video uncovered a treasure trove of automotive delights. From a customized Toyota HiAce van sporting a unique blend of JDM and American styles to a pristine left-hand drive Toyota AE86, the team witnessed some truly exceptional rides. The AE86, in particular, stood out with its revamped look and tasteful modifications, a rare gem among the rough conditions of older cars at the event. Moving on to an FD that defied convention with its cartoonized paint job, every inch of the car transformed into a whimsical masterpiece, showcasing unparalleled creativity and attention to detail.

Not stopping there, the team stumbled upon an FC featuring a distinctive PANDM body kit and rally front bumper, hinting at its potential as a serious drift car. The roaring rotary engine under the hood promised an adrenaline-fueled experience on the track. Additionally, the crew marveled at two standout favorites – a gold R34 by Top Secret exuding an air of exclusivity and a unique 100SL Mercedes adorned with a special body kit, a true masterpiece in automotive design. Liberty Walk's wide-bodied creations, including the Kosh and a widebody FD with a 13B engine, captivated with their bold styling and performance prowess.

Craft Sports Japan's booth housed a collection of high-value GTRs, each more impressive than the last. From a Millennium Jade R34 to a Sonic Silver 400R R33, these iconic machines commanded attention and admiration. Lastly, the team encountered a million-dollar F40 with a striking appearance, showcasing Liberty Walk's expertise in enhancing automotive legends. Tokyo Auto Salon proved to be a haven for automotive enthusiasts, offering a glimpse into the world of high-performance vehicles and cutting-edge design.

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Vendors showing respect by holding stickers is a big sign of respect in Japanese culture
Appreciation for the friendly and happy vendors at the event
Admiration for the wild car builds
Positive comments on the GTR collection
Interest in specific cars like the RWB, Z, and etched Impala
Appreciation for the humility of the Japanese people
Excitement for potential future content in New Zealand
Comments on the beauty and uniqueness of various cars
Interest in the interaction with car cultures in other countries
Observations on specific cars like the green M3 and the red van with Dodge D-100 type headlights