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My visit to JoyFast
Here's my first coverage for a roadster shop; enjoy! More to come!
Joyfast is a very cool, small and relaxed shop.
When you enter the shop, you can see cool parts everywhere:
Their collection of original shift knobs (the wood shift knobs are the secret items they don't show on their website, but we can get them)
You know someone's really into Miatas when he sit ALL DAY LONG in a NA seat hahaha:
He's also got a wall of all of the race cars he's owned or worked in collaboration:
Enough shop pictures, let's see the beasts he's working on...
When you enter the garage, all you can see is 2 bright yellow cars, but let's start with the most popular and known NA shop car:
You can see he's working some cool deep-dish 16'' TE37 wheels. Those side vents actually are Honda Accord fog lights inserts... pretty cool !
JoyFast sloggan is Lightweight Sport Car, his car has fiberglass doors, most of the panels also are fiberglass, not much of OEM items can be found in the interior and he's running acrylic windows (even the hardtop one) and fiberglass trunk:
It has a very functional interior:
And some RARE Mazdaspeed racing seats some people would sell their kidneys for:
But all that car is nothing without a cool engine
Wanna hear it ? [video=facebook;10152031235298425]https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10152031235298425&set=vb.278814093424&type=2&theater[/video]
Then, we can see his NC shop car, running the same yellow paint and gloss black TE37 wheels + Garage Vary hardtop:
It also has a nice VOLTEX wing:
It will also be running soon the Jet Stream induction chamber for NC, as many shops start running it, it seems it's pretty efficient modification:
Some parts laying around...
Here's another racing car for their 185 cup (only 185-60-14 tires can be used):
And a customer car having a complete restoration:
Pretty clean with those BBS RG-F1 ...
A customer NC car being worked on, too:
And the last car I'm showing in this post will be a customer mariner blue NA...
... having a heart transplant:
BONUS PHOTO: While I was driving around, I saw this MINI-only shop that seemed to have gotten themselves this NA with front-end conversion... pretty cool!
Here's my first coverage for a roadster shop; enjoy! More to come!
Joyfast is a very cool, small and relaxed shop.
When you enter the shop, you can see cool parts everywhere:
Their collection of original shift knobs (the wood shift knobs are the secret items they don't show on their website, but we can get them)
You know someone's really into Miatas when he sit ALL DAY LONG in a NA seat hahaha:
He's also got a wall of all of the race cars he's owned or worked in collaboration:
Enough shop pictures, let's see the beasts he's working on...
When you enter the garage, all you can see is 2 bright yellow cars, but let's start with the most popular and known NA shop car:
You can see he's working some cool deep-dish 16'' TE37 wheels. Those side vents actually are Honda Accord fog lights inserts... pretty cool !
JoyFast sloggan is Lightweight Sport Car, his car has fiberglass doors, most of the panels also are fiberglass, not much of OEM items can be found in the interior and he's running acrylic windows (even the hardtop one) and fiberglass trunk:
It has a very functional interior:
And some RARE Mazdaspeed racing seats some people would sell their kidneys for:
But all that car is nothing without a cool engine
Wanna hear it ? [video=facebook;10152031235298425]https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10152031235298425&set=vb.278814093424&type=2&theater[/video]
Then, we can see his NC shop car, running the same yellow paint and gloss black TE37 wheels + Garage Vary hardtop:
It also has a nice VOLTEX wing:
It will also be running soon the Jet Stream induction chamber for NC, as many shops start running it, it seems it's pretty efficient modification:
Some parts laying around...
Here's another racing car for their 185 cup (only 185-60-14 tires can be used):
And a customer car having a complete restoration:
Pretty clean with those BBS RG-F1 ...
A customer NC car being worked on, too:
And the last car I'm showing in this post will be a customer mariner blue NA...
... having a heart transplant:
BONUS PHOTO: While I was driving around, I saw this MINI-only shop that seemed to have gotten themselves this NA with front-end conversion... pretty cool!