#highly modified

[transport-methodology-101]

“Kanjo” inspired race car

1988 Honda Civic EF3 "Cabin Spirit" from the Starlight Racing Project with the conversion project beginning in 2021. Engaging with a 1.8L B18C4 DOHC VTEC engine that produces 200ps at 7600rpm, with the VTEC system engaging at 6000rpm.

The car's livery is inspired by the 1988 Group A CABIN EF3 which famously competed in the Macau Grand Prix.

Trivia:- “Kanjo” refers to the Kanjozoku or Loop族, Loop Tribe), a subculture of illegal street racers in Osaka, Japan and their racers often wear masks to hide their identities, as their activities are highly illegal and dangerous. They are associated with teams like "No Good Racing" and "Law Break".

[vanishingsydney]

Most likely a small former corner tavern dating to the 1880's, or even the 1870's as it's in one of the oldest areas in the Inner West. Facade has been heavily modified over the years, and long since converted to apartments, but position and outline suggest an old pub whose history has been lost in the mists of time. Glebe.

[vanishingsydney]

A now marooned late Victorian era terrace house. One wall now stripped back to original brickwork, the interior would have been entirely rebuilt to über-lux standards with modern extensions out the back and side. By the way the building sits, the original street alignment has most likely changed since the 1880's, but the house somehow still survived. Enmore.

[vanishingsydney]

Only the top half of the original brickwork facade survives on this inter-war period wool store after they dug the car park for the apartment conversion. Across the street from the enormous old Globe Worsted factory (1929) that employed more than 900 mainly female workers at its peak. All now warehouse apartments. Marrickville.

[markholubetzblog-blog]

Enjoy the neckbreak speeds of this highly modified Porsche 930 Turbo