Kyusha Club Meet-Up Attracts Diverse Classics

The Kyusha Club, an Arizona-based cars and truck satisfy tailored towards traditional Japanese and European cars, held its 2nd occasion of the year in downtown Phoenix on March 30. Organizer Keith Ross and his team of volunteers pulled off an additional effective program in the historic Roosevelt District, with over 100 cars and trucks attending the program in between 8:00 and 11:00 a.m. that Saturday morning.

Arizona’s blue skies gave a colorful complement to the selection of shades in the parking area and on surrounding city roads. Adding to the appeal, Kyusha Club pleased other senses besides just the aesthetic eye-candy, thanks to music and food.”Stoop Kid”at the neighboring retail complex supplied numerous ranges of yummy morning meal burritos, and the on-site coffee suppliers maintained every person moisturized (and invigorated).

First-Timer with a JDM Entry

One of the newbie attendees to the event was Jhae Pfenning. A long-time lover of Japanese autos (and owner of an Acura NSX), Jhae highlighted his latest procurement, which was a 1998 Honda “Z” UM-4 Turbo from the Japanese Domestic Market (JDM). This Z– not to be puzzled with Nissan’s version– was marketed in Japan as a Kei-class subcompact automobile between 1998 and 2002. The automobile is a little difficult to classify: It’s part wagon, component hatchback, component sport-utility lorry– and possibly a mix of every one of the above! Something is for certain: It is unique, and due to Federal constraints governing the “25-year-old” guideline, the Z has just lately ended up being lawful for registration on U.S. streets. You will not see many around!

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