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interesting wheels, must be custom, they dont appear to be lm/gtr wheels, any ideas anyone?
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Definitely custom as far as F1s go - it may be an off the shelf wheel from many of the wheel distributors in Japan that was simply forged as a blank and then the hub area was machined to match the F1. There are plenty of companies in that part of the world who could do something like that and the Japanese commonly mod their supercars in more unique ways than you see in many other parts of the world.
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Re: Recap of Japanese F1 fleet
Those wheels look pretty cool, and usually I hate aftermarket wheels on an F1. I think they're a tad too big though. Looks like the #010/#070 car, huh?
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Re: Re: Recap of Japanese F1 fleet
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i was thinking of Jap F1's too, but the two listed above don't have the red stripe down the side Erik - your expertise is needed!
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Re: Recap of Japanese F1 fleet
The car with the red stripe is not 070. Its an earlier car. We don't know the chassis # though.
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Re: Re: Re: Recap of Japanese F1 fleet
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As Chris states - the red stripe car is not one that we know the chassis number on. I haven't really pursued finding it to the fullest extent as I was hoping that bucialli would figure it out but some people over there must know which car it is given the frequency that it is spotted.I saw you said you only have two pics of it though - you should be able to find more searching this forum. In fact this link to several shots is in the first post in this thread. I know there have been several more posted and linked. Unfortunately most of them are Japanese-sized photos. >8^) ER |
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Re: Recap of Japanese F1 fleet
Some more pics of the ZAZ museum. Nothing new, just nice res pics. Taken in April/May 2005. Also showing the actual building, for future reference, in case one of us ends up in Japan :-)
![]() I'm aware the recap on page 1 needs a massive overhaul, but i'm lacking time at the moment. Please be patient
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Re: Recap of Japanese F1 fleet
Nice to see this wonderful thread back on top with an update. Thanks for the continued efforts my friend.
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Re: Recap of Japanese F1 fleet
where did the f1 gt go???
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Re: Recap of Japanese F1 fleet
The GT hasn't been in any recent pictures of the ZAZ line-up. I believe on page 1, the actual recap, I listed it as 'up for discussion'.
It was part of the Rosso magazine August 2005 edition special on F1's, however a small pic that they had on their website announcing that special, showed the same setup as on the pictures I've just shared today. I think it could still be the ZAZ collection, just not on display. I have seen many different line-ups (check the 1996 pics, only LM2 and 053 are shown there). However, with 013R being sold, it could very well be sold too. Maybe Shin Okamoto was interested in expanding his collection. But then again, the gems in his collection were out on a field trip at the CG November Meeting, and the GT wasn't there. However, I have the suspicion that there are a few "high-end" collections in Japan, that we aren't seeing much of on the Internet. Maybe 'coffeym' is still lurking the forum and could provide us with some info. Otherwise I guess we all need to chip in our to save up for a AF-F1 community sponsored visit to Japan.I volunteer to take the long flight
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Re: Recap of Japanese F1 fleet
A few more. July 2005 this time. Now, I know the brightness is sorta lacking, but I like the yellowish/orangy glow to the pics.
I like the 3q frontal shots the best. ![]() On another note. I think it's so amazing how not more pics are floating around from any of the Japanese F1 fleet. The Tag Heuer one, for example, that has shown its face a few times at the Iding Power garage. How come there are not more and more decent pictures of that???? It is such a pity. Some cars with such a nice history, that we are not getting any wiser about. Just yet. Let's hope things change. Let's hope I win the lottery this Sunday, so I can buy myself a flight ticket and 2 months of holiday, to go and see these beauties and other Japanese automotive madness. Oh well, back to work..... |
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Re: Recap of Japanese F1 fleet
Here are some more of the unknown Silver/Grey Jap F1 with the red stripe and aftermarket wheels -
![]() ![]() ![]() 2 new pics of 2 different cars all on one weeks upoad from ExoticSpotter.com (other found on Erik's Paul Stewarts F1 thread here http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...d.php?t=539337 ) - proves they are still out there and being driven
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Re: Recap of Japanese F1 fleet
Unknown silver F1 in Japan. Great photo though...
![]() ![]() Unfortunately it appears to be sold... http://search.carhoo.jp/wa1459/car_d...060215000.html Poke around on their website and you will uncover a few more pics of this car. >8^) ER Last edited by Peloton25; 04-09-2006 at 04:55 AM. |
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Re: Recap of Japanese F1 fleet
The Jap are so $$$$$$
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