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@@itzlink_ it was a imported bodykit from China. No definitely not ST. I did not want to fit a ST kit because that's what everyone does. The bodykit was polyurethane so it was flexible. I bought that kit in 2017 so I've long lost the details of where it was from

@@emmenhall2971 it was a universal back box. The exhaust system was just straight from the cat which was why it was so loud. It was fun for a week then I got a powerflow center box fitted because it was just too loud

I saw it while I was at the same show btw

@@JoelmatthewYT it's not a car I'd know much about. It's clearly a rare machine. I'll pay more attention to it next time.

@@retrophil8241oh okay

@@jrmfabrications I thought it was a long time since I'd seen one and I couldn't remember ever seeing one that looked so well

@@garybaldi69 oh yes, happy with it. I'll do my best to look after it. I'm looking forward to getting it to some of the car meets.

@@JahoSelamaj I had those JR7's on that car for over 3 years. I saw the car a year after I sold it and they were still on it.. I polished and waxed them a few times and always washed the backs of the spokes when I was washing the car. So I looked after them. I'd zero issues with them.

I would like to try the Florida one some time. For us from Northern Ireland it is either two flights to Osaka or two flights to California so without a doubt I'd rather go to Japan.

@@retrophil8241 The Orlando, FL one was closed in 2012😭😭😭😭 I’m delighted to see that the Japanese one is almost identical! It was such a wonderful experience watching your video. I love it better in Japanese!

Yes I want to go back this summer. It's difficult to find a weekend with good weather this summer

@@retrophil8241 Just be lucky in the day

I thought I had footage of some of the painted Deloreans but I didn't. I know I was talking to a lot of people at that point.

I thought the wheels were a perfect size. For that aired out style I think you need at least 17"s.

Yes it's a very tidy car, totally my style of classic car.

The pool was the one thing that I thought needed to be more kid friendly. I also don't like those open changing rooms.

I'd like to live in Japan myself but I wouldn't purely because I wouldn't want to disturb the culture. But it's definitely a good place to visit. Osaka was good but very busy. Fujinomiya is much more relaxed. Very friendly people in both places although I did notice the locals in Fujinomiya taking a good look at me and my family lol. Which was fine, I was a foreigner. I suppose the people of Osaka are more accustomed to seeing foreigners.

Yeah it was unbelievable, so many dream cars in one place

i'm glad!

Yeah that was a good day. The Liberty Walk crew are a very nice bunch of people. So many dream cars in one place

The Autoart RWB models looked amazing. Japan is an amazing place

Yeah the same specs are fine for the mk7. I ended up keeping these on the Golf for the rest of the time I owned it. It was great not having to worry about potholes and they were so easy to clean

Cheers 👍 The car is looking in much better condition now than it was a year ago. I'd like to retrim the interior and get the engine bay dressed up but I'm going to take a break from spending money on it for the time being.

For a diesel it sounded alright. I didn't want to sound like a young boys car. I just removed the original back box and had the Cherrybomb fitted.. The catalytic converter was still in the car so it wasn't smokey.

@@retrophil8241 our has on cat no dpf it smokes rather badly

Is there any videos of driving how it sounds

Unfortunately I won nothing 🙁 but just being accepted for a show like that is a good enough win for me.. There was a lot of high quality expensive builds and I'm sure it would be a difficult thing to judge and pick cars over each other.

I thought that a 5 door Civic would be something different. Cheers for watching 👍

It was a good show. It's hard to beat a good big indoor venue.

Thank you. I didn't hear much about it at the show. I think people liked it. I know there's more could be done to it like dressing up the engine bay and doing something better with the interior.

The Stormont show is good. Great venue. I prefer it over Kilbroney.

@@retrophil8241 Thanks, I've never been to Kilbroney show either I've only heard it's the best one around, I had never heard of the Stormont one either until a couple of months ago and I only live 20 minutes away from Belfast.

I wish I'd made more videos on the L200 at the time. That's my most viewed video. The stereo thing must be a very common issue with the L200.

They were Tomahawk Apache wheels

@@retrophil8241 are they 20 inches

I like a bit of everything with cars. For professional quality for wheels look up TK-Diecast You'll pay for their wheels but they'll look as they should do and won't take away from a quality model.

So far they are fine.

No 🤫

The silver R33 LM is a model which was made by the OTTOmobile brand a few years ago. They are difficult to find now but ignition models has announced that they will be making it later this year.

@@retrophil8241 thanks for the info man! I have the kyosho 1:43. Definitely going to look out for the IG. Good stuff

I do really like some of the other versions but I felt like this was the one to buy.