Showing posts with label Drift. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Drift. Show all posts

Thursday, December 14, 2017

Thursday Twister: The Best Way To Spend A Weekend

For this week's Thursday Twister, I'm going to share this link of a charity auction here on eBay (bidding for $530 with 1 day to go) for a 2-day drifting class with 1 night RV camping (for 2 guests) and ask -- what is the best way to spend a weekend for a car lover?


Sunday, June 12, 2016

Fox Body of the South Seas - 1989 Nissan Skyline R32

by Matt -- The R32 Skyline is rapidly making its way in droves to the US now that’s it legal to do so. Since this one lacks papers, one can assume that just maybe it was jammed in the back of a container and ignored by a crooked longshoreman. So why not slide in at the bottom of the market and see if clutch kicking and slamming into guard rails is really your thing? Find this beat-all-to-hell, titleless, yet somehow still strangely intriguing 1989ish Nissan Skyline R32 in Raleigh, North Carolina for a likely very negotiable $6,999 via craigslist.

Wednesday, July 30, 2014

Mid Week Match Up: Drift King

It is Wednesday so that means it's time for another edition of Daily Turismo's version of a vaccination from driving a Camry,  also known as Mid Week Match-Up!  Last week, we asked readers to find us a car for your ungrateful teenager and received lots of great suggestions.  Today we are going to go another direction and ask our readers to find the best car for taking to an amateur drift event...max price $10k.


Wednesday, March 27, 2013

DTPC: Professional Drifter Carl Rydquist Gives Us Drifting Lessons In A Stock Volvo 242


It is not often that we get the chance to have professional drivers hoon in our project car, so when professional drifter (no...not a hobo, the automotive kind of drifter) Carl Rydquist offered to give us a few tips in the Daily Turismo Project Car, our 1983 Volvo 242 DL, we jumped at the opportunity.

Wednesday, August 1, 2012

5k: 1988 Nissan 200SX

 The Nissan Silvia S12 generation was sold in the US from 1984 to 1988 badged as the 200SX.  It looked like a typical Japanese econobox, but it had some of the right stuff: rear wheel drive, available turbo engines and manual transmissions.  This 1988 Nissan 200SX is offered on craiglist for $2650 in Greenfield, IN.