The guys a Mayday Garage always have a wednesday meet called Ricebox Wednesday, and it just so happened 8-6 day fell on a Wednesday. Just perfect.
I didn’t have an AE86 but I thought I would still be nostalgic enough to bring my 1992 Miata. That daw was a very hot and humid summer afternoon but Im dedicated and drove topless to meet.
I arrived late on Filipino time and of course there was no space at all to park in the front soo I just hard parked in the uncool zone in the very back. Oh wells, I wanted to finish “Pumping Iron” on Netflix before I left.
Houston has a very strong car scene and some internet famous cars are from Houston. Being 86 day, you see cars come out that you would rarely see otherwise.
Rocket Bunny 86. First time Ive seen this body kit in person and its really aggressive but flows with the lines very well.
On work VS XX deep dish. Hard parked.
Ricebox Wednesday got sooo popular now that they have cones reserved for the cool people. I wasn’t cool enough doe.
Tom’s S2000 was and I can see why. The engine sounded nasty in a good way.
^^^ The money shot 50mm at its finest. ^^^
More spots for the cool kids.
Prime example of clean and simple. Houston always has some legit cars in Texas.
Legit RHD N2 style hachirochu. A rare sight to see, looks even better in person.
Ahhh and the old school SSR Mesh wheel match the era perfectly.
Its like Initial D days with Takumi 10k redline.
Demon camber, you love it or hate there is no in between.
Big ballers came out.
Booty
Boosted S2000 motor in a Formula D Hachi. I wonder if they towed the car there or actually drove it because I didn’t see tags or registration.
This Panda Trueno was powered by Mitsubishi, interesting combo and originality too.
And even had a Rambo knife as the hydro e-brake.
Mercedes Benz Alphards, I miss those rims back when I was OEM plus. I wonder if thats my old set.
The classic Toyota Corona. I saw these cars a lot in the Philippines but no where nice as this one. This car is Pinoy owned, Manila repping.
14″ SSR MK2. Keeping it classy.
Till next time.