JDM 86s with Scion badges

[MemphisR]

I would love to know where you got those seats from, and how much they were. I have seen a Japanese brochure on eBay; so I then went to the recaro online site and they didnt have them there. Any help would be great. Thanks

Originally Posted by quik1987

[quik1987]

Originally Posted by MemphisR

I would love to know where you got those seats from, and how much they were. I have seen a Japanese brochure on eBay; so I then went to the recaro online site and they didnt have them there. Any help would be great. Thanks

The car is not mine but this thread talks about the seats
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?p=399994

[MemphisR]

Thanks

[TOTO_86]

I am wondering what the hell is that on the passenger side of the dashboard?

[quik1987]

Not sure if this counts as a USDM mod

[obaid]

I have my toyota badges willing to swap for scion badges

[HunterGreene]

Originally Posted by obaid

I have my toyota badges willing to swap for scion badges

Based on some of the other threads, you will have NO problem getting someone from the US to swap

[brianlo622]

Originally Posted by obaid

I have my toyota badges willing to swap for scion badges

If you want to swap the steering wheel airbag cover, let me know!!!

[quik1987]

fr-s in japan

[quik1987]

[slidethis]

Im up for trading. My badges, other stuff. ect ect.
Just message me.

[quik1987]

[Gost]

Originally Posted by RRnold

No mames guey!

Growing up in SoCal and seeing the Lowrider movement in Japan spread like wildfire is hilarious to me. So seeing a JDM GT86 converted to a FR-S doesn't surprise me one bit.

I remember when south east asians started adopting the culture also, but they were also growing up in the US so I guess it happens, though I'll never judge how people choose to express themselves. Whatever makes them feel comfortable. I wouldn't define culture based on ethnicity, but more on region of where someone resides. A little more unusual for people far our in Japan to be adopting SoCal culture but to each their own. Maybe some Jap dude grew up in SoCal decided to bring the culture back home.

[switchlanez]

Originally Posted by Gost

I remember when south east asians started adopting the culture also, but they were also growing up in the US so I guess it happens, though I'll never judge how people choose to express themselves. Whatever makes them feel comfortable. I wouldn't define culture based on ethnicity, but more on region of where someone resides. A little more unusual for people far our in Japan to be adopting SoCal culture but to each their own. Maybe some Jap dude grew up in SoCal decided to bring the culture back home.

I grew up in "North Tijuana" (actually South San Diego ) and some of my Japanese and Chinese friends grew up in Tijuana speaking Spanish. Tijuana holds one of Mexico's largest Asian populations. So yes, there are definitely Japanese who can lean like a cholo better than some Mexicans lol more due to region than race.