A Sinister Love: Khanh Le’s 1972 Datsun 240Z.
It was 10:00pm on a Saturday night when I received a phone call from Mayday David. David was out at a local car meet when he stumbled upon a classic beauty that we had yet to see in our neck of the woods. At the exact moment of the call I was in the symphony listening to the legendary Nobuo Uematsu (the creator of the Final Fantasy music) getting my nerd on. It was intervened by the call that went a little something like this, "John, where you at?" David said. I responded, "Jones Hall, the symphony". David responds, “Well, you better get your suited up ass over here to this meet, because there is a Datsun you HAVE to see”.

Graveyards, fitting for the sinister minded
We have featured a Datsun before on this site, Van Luong’s, which, in my opinion is pretty damn clean and hard to top, so if these guys are making me come out to a meet in a symphonic suited up fashion, then, this HAD to be an awesome whip, and they were right. One thing I was not prepared for was the perfection that I was about to cast my eyes upon, Khanh Le’s 1972 S30 240Z.

This, is stance.
Like White On Rice: Steve Nuss’ 97′ MKIV Toyota Supra.
Rice is a word me and JohnP like to use a lot here at MaydayGarage. But not like the way you're thinking, not in the derogatory sense. You see, we are self proclaimed ricers, we like body kits, we like big wheels and we like crazy big spoilers. Most people think when modifying a car, it's either RICE or NICE, but why can't it be both?
Over the last few years, having these things on your car meant that you were subject to be called a ricer, which usually isn't a good thing.
If liking body kits, wings, and oversized rims and tires makes you a ricer, then fuck it, i'm a ricer because I love these things.
