Only year for that grill was 1980. All 1980s had the NP205. (Like Iceman said, that’s a slip yoke 205.)
Another wasting away. K20 that I would try to save.
Another wasting away. K20 that I would try to save.
CK5
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Chevy's in the wild
- Thread starter TJ1978
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The Daikoku Parking Area in Yokohama, Japan is a famous rest stop that also functions as a gathering spot for car and bike enthusiasts of all types. Never know what you'll see here, and Sunday morning was no exception.
Clean '56 lowrider
C6 Z06
C7
C8
C8
RS
Clean '56 lowrider
C6 Z06
C7
C8
C8
RS
The reason we came down to Yokohama was to see the famous Mooneyes Area 1 shop in Honmoku.
https://www.mooneyes.co.jp/shop/area1/index-e.html
Not a ton of Chevies in the wild the day we went, but I'll post more photos of the non-Chevies in the other thread. So so so many cool cars, bikes, parts, accessories, and so on are jam packed in this shop.
That said, they do have this hot pink Vega station wagon drag car named Sprightly Fairy.
Dean Moon founded Moon Speed Equipment behind his dad's Moon Café in the early 50s and was one of the founding members of SEMA. After he and his wife died in the late 80s/early 90s, one of their close friends and Japanese dealer of MOON restarted the company and has kept it going to today.
The area this particular location is in was once under US military control, called Area 1. Here's an old photo of the area with a U.S. ARMY '56 150.
https://www.mooneyes.co.jp/shop/area1/index-e.html
Not a ton of Chevies in the wild the day we went, but I'll post more photos of the non-Chevies in the other thread. So so so many cool cars, bikes, parts, accessories, and so on are jam packed in this shop.
That said, they do have this hot pink Vega station wagon drag car named Sprightly Fairy.
Dean Moon founded Moon Speed Equipment behind his dad's Moon Café in the early 50s and was one of the founding members of SEMA. After he and his wife died in the late 80s/early 90s, one of their close friends and Japanese dealer of MOON restarted the company and has kept it going to today.
The area this particular location is in was once under US military control, called Area 1. Here's an old photo of the area with a U.S. ARMY '56 150.
That shot should be in the Bad parking thread for all 3!
Mine is parked in the end spot. Right on curb, to give other doors more room.
The other 2 yeah. Blue one is broke down. Claims to be rebuilding starter. Gray k5 is 84 with 91 front end andv91 454 from a burb. Recently returned home from Mexico.
The other 2 yeah. Blue one is broke down. Claims to be rebuilding starter. Gray k5 is 84 with 91 front end andv91 454 from a burb. Recently returned home from Mexico.
It is Autozone parking lot, so yeah a few squares. More jeeps and Rams than squares
Old school chrome wagon wheels and an external tire carrier on the K5 are nice !
And can’t remember the last time I saw a Vega GT; my Grandma had one in the 70’s - she thought it was a little Camaro.
Ahh, I just knew that there was some decent space between the line and your right tires, so I had to hassle ya!
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