Why the B12?

If you have been asking how the B12 grab the attention for modification-restoration project, in this post I'll be giving you the reasons why the B12 was chosen.

First of all she's already a SILVER year old car, she's already 26 years old and she's still pretty.

Secondly, I own one... big factor here... :)

Lastly, is more of a personal opinion, a personal preference or rather a different view of looking and appreciating a beautiful car. Let's be honest, what makes you turn your head, an old vintage car rolling down the road or a new car, say those manufactured starting year 2000? Isn't it the vintage car that gets much of the attention against her counterpart? So why, an old car gets so much of the head turns? Because they're sexy, way too sexy, Imagine if you would compare how slick a 1969 Mustang GTO compared to 2013 Toyota Camry. The GTO displays masculinity with so much emphasis.

With regards to the B12, she has lineage of those cars, you can still see some of the Old School character remaining with this car, the rear which displays a box perfectly crafted to show rough edge that meets to give you that smooth slick feel when you caress her, the square lights that gives emphasis how square lights at the rear gives a different view versus her counterpart with rear lights with embossed frame. The rectangular lights at the front just look like big eyes staring right back at you a very rare opportunity.

There is so much to tell about this car, but at the end of the day it boils down to what you prefer, something that looks good to me can be the opposite as seen by others.

Next week, I'll be posting some pics of the car before the project commences, we'll use it as our baseline for this project.

Stay in touch,

Kip