It’s cold here in the NE. Not like blizzard cold, mind you, but cold enough where people just don’t plain drive their cars. If you’ve noticed recently, I haven’t put up much content from here in Maryland, and I’ve even posted two pictures of my daily car, the Miata, on the blog which isn’t something I would normally do. The reason? It’s freaking cold, man!
Joy's car attracted people like bugs to a light
Turbo's best AZN face
This SC was bangin'!
Chicken dinners for errrone
Better late than never right? Good things really do happen to those who wait. Taken by our good friends at JHPhotography and TeamShiftPoint, this video encompasses this year’s TX2K11 held right here in Houston, TX.
JHPhotography + Team Shift Point | Tx2k11 from JH Photography on Vimeo.
Enjoy.
–David–
David@maydaygarage.com
In our new bit in automotive history, I wanted to remind a few people out there that before people were crazy about drift and time attack events, there was another automotive form of racing that’s still popular today – Drag racing. Back in the 90′s, it was all about tube chassis Honda Civics running on wheelie bars using H22′s from Preludes. But there was one car that set the bar for all things FWD, The HKS Drag Celica.
Pic by SuperStreet Mag
Here’s our HD follow-up video (I know we’re a bit late) to Project Mothra as Smoky Nagata tunes the 370Z at Secret Services Auto! Make sure to watch this video Full Screen with High Def on!
Project Mothra meets Top Secret’s Smoky Nagata from MayDay DavidD on Vimeo.
–David–
David@maydaygarage.com
Greetings!
Sorry about the delay, but work was starting to pile up for me, and here we go!
The annual TX2K events in Houston is a tradition for myself and Khiem, our photographer. Earliest I can recall going to these events were back in 2002. The series of events happens over the course of 4 days, with each day being a little more different than the previous. Drag, Road course, 60 to 130 to name a few. Of all of the days, there is always one that I look forward to, and thats the Dyno Day and Show N Shine.
Ever seen so much tail?