Beautiful car for sure, but I feel like you can get 90% of the way there with a 2zz swapped mr2 spyder ? for about half the priceOne day. Bucket list car for sure. Local guy has a shop for these and autocrosses, taxes a K swapped aerod out exige
I've seen a number of Actys around here in GMBA, and a Kei van drafting a semi trailer up in Maine. I'm not sure if it's some sort of flex or actually practical for work.Two JDM cars I've seen around Joplin. Second one was a manual. Learning to shift lefty would be fun, but I fail to see the appeal on the whole.
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100% my experience driving a van around New Zealand for a week; windshield wiper as turn signal the entire time.Shifting left handed isn't hard, but you will forever hit the windshield wipers instead of the turn signal.
This.100% my experience driving a van around New Zealand for a week; windshield wiper as turn signal the entire time.
Used the windshield wiper for the turn signal for a week down under. Then flew home, and promptly used the windshield wiper for the turn signal leaving the airport.100% my experience driving a van around New Zealand for a week; windshield wiper as turn signal the entire time.
Yeah, our car in NZ had the stalks switched, but our car in the UK last year did not even though the steering wheel was obviously on the right side for both haha.Used the windshield wiper for the turn signal for a week down under. Then flew home, and promptly used the windshield wiper for the turn signal leaving the airport.
Not all cars switch the stalks, I rented a Ford in NZ that did not.
I hate those Jeeps. They're so damn fugly.