My auto accessories shop’s gonna be opened on the 14th of this month, and I’ve got enquiries from my customers about the Toyota Passo equivalent Myvi bodykit. I’ve checked kakimotor and it goes about RM1300 (selling price).

I might have orders ranging from 3-6 or even more, and if you’re supplying it, please contact me. I’ll use courier service as I’m based in Sarawak.

I stumbled upon this classic AE86 in Monash University at Caulfield.

I’ve seen it a couple of times in Melbourne‘s Chinatown and on the road, but this is the only time that I’ve got the chance to snap its pictures.

My bet is that the owner of this car is a Monash student as someone else had also spotted the same car right here at Monash.

I personally loved the AE 086 number plate. I wonder how much did he get that for.

I’m not sure whether the car owner is a Cantonese, or ‘Layla’ is actually somebody’s name, but this is rather hilarious to me. ‘Layla’ sounded like ‘come lah’ in Cantonese, and if this particular Volkswagen overtakes you, it’ll say, “Lay la, lay la! come and get me! I’m the New Beetle!!”

How bout this? Ain’t it cool when you overtake someone and this number plate shows up asking you to accelerate! Now that to me, is the call for a challenge. Nice abbreviation there.

See also: Honda cars number plate.

BBC’s Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson bought a £4842 Perodua Kelisa for the show; topped with only one day insurance, let’s see what he did to the brand new car.

Modded Cars Series: Perodua Kancil and Kelisa | Proton | Honda | Winners of the Show

Modded Cars: Winners of the Show

This is the winner of the “Best Modded Cars” category. A Civic with its engines, suspension parts, exhaust systems, etc, generously accessorized and modded. I don’t know whether you guys have other ideas, but I personally think that the car that I’m about to show you, has more credentials for that title.

The pink Honda Civic with vertical doors, aluminum spike rims, V-Tec engine with huge air-intake alloy pipes.

White and pink, not bad a combination. The audio system is good, but I’m gonna show you the best in the show later.

Those blue cans on the left looks like NOS-tanks, but actually they’re water bottles. They’ve got two tweeters hidden inside the boot of that little car replica.

What do you think? Still going for that red Civic?

Best Local Car and Best Audio System: The Red Proton Saga

This car I reckon, you guys will never see it elsewhere. A heavily modded Proton Saga, who would mod a Saga like that? Winner of the “Best Local Car” category says it all. Other Proton cars in the show are just no match for this red safari-themed Proton Saga.

The winner of the “Best Audio System”, thanks to this powderful sets of Anaconda audio systems. It also has a PS 2 game console installed right here in its boot! So if you’re stuck in a traffic jam, you can pull the hand-brake, step out and open up the boot, and play Need For Speed like there’s no traffic at all. How cool is that?

Well, this post concludes the Modded Cars from the 2005 Miri Car Show series. I hope you’ve enjoyed all the pictures.

Modded Cars Series: Perodua Kancil and Kelisa | Proton | Honda | Winners of the Show

Modded Cars: Honda

A milky-purple Honda Accord.

Honda Civic with V-Tec Inside.

This is one of my favorite cars of the show. I liked the bright yellow color and the red flame emblem.

Liked every part of its back. From the automated boot cover to its sub-woofers and the box that contained them.