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Frankie’s Garage: Jay Leno Drifts in Japan with the Drift King
Jay Leno in Japan getting drift lessons the Drift King himself – Keiichi Tsuchiya. Filed under: Videos Tagged: Best Motoring, drifting, FT-86, Hot Version, Initial D, Japan, Keiichi Tsuchiya, Tonight...
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Ramen Crew @ the Slide Your Ride’s 86 Festival 2013
The Ramen Crew heads to Oaktown, CA for a large Toyota AE86 Corolla meet. The 86 Corolla is an iconic automobile to many driving enthusiasts, and we just wanted to give viewers a glimpse of the...
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Frankie’s Garage: Honda Civic Type R Hillclimb
Watching this video makes me wanna watch the anime Initial D. This Honda Civic Type R EP3 powers up the mountain roads and carves the Swiss Alps like nobody’s business. The Civic Type R corners and...
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Frankie’s Garage: Osaka Street Racing and Civics
From BOWLS FILMS The Kanjozoku – Osaka’s Infamous Street Racers is a neat mini-documentary on the street racing scene in Osaka and their love of the Honda Civic. If you ever watched the anime Initial...
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Frankie’s Garage: Initial D Stop Motion Fun
I’ve always been a huge fan of the anime Initial D and like Cowboy Bebop, I can re-watch it again and again. Here’s a neat little stop-motion video using Tomica Initial D diecast cars by RR Cherry...
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Frankie’s Garage: AUTOart ReRelease – Initial D AE86
I’m looking forward to AUTOart’s re-release of the iconic Toyota Trueno AE86 from the popular anime/manga “Initial D” by Shuichi Shigeno. If you’re a diecast car collector then you should also know...
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Frankie’s Garage: Ken Block’s ’65 Mustang
If you’ve seen the Gymkhana videos on YouTube then you know what’s it all about. Ken Block is getting ready for Gymkhana 7 and will use a custom 1965 Ford Mustang that is AWD V8. The engine is tuned...
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Frankie’s Garage: Just Call It –“The Toyota 86!”
What it should always have been branded in North America! Not the defunct Scion brand, but Toyota. The Scion FR-S in 2017 goes back to the Toyota car line-up and will simply be known as the Toyota...
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