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For all you clutch kicking bozo kids out there that love to get sideways. Don't get caught slipp'n - do regular vehicle maintenance!

This design is based on a scene I saw in Hiroshima in 2013 when walking in the area around the Bomb Dome. There was road construction being carried out by four men using both new technology and things as simple as straw brooms. They were dressed in full body overalls and it had to be at least 40 degrees C, and 80% humidity that day. For me it was brutal, but for them, it was just another workday.

This design is based on a photo of my good friend's NA6 Roadster. His right-hand drive Roadster features a set of pristine SSR Professor SP2 Rs in chrome and black. The photographer risked her life to take the amazing photo that this design is based on - hanging precariously over the ledge of a multi-story parking garage was risky, dangerous - but worth it! This image was taken surrounded by the beautiful, warm sunlight of a Texas summer day. Don't do that stuff at home - leave it to the professionals! You can check out TJ's Instagram and the Instagram of the original photographer by clicking the links below. Photographer @XKRNchick: http://https://www.instagram.com/xkrnchick/ Owner @G33KonFire: https://www.instagram.com/g33konfire/

This design is a play on the Asahi Black Bottle that uses gold to accentuate the deep black of the dark beer. This is a redesign of the FASTWAYRP SUPER "SICK" that is based on the Asahi SUPER "DRY" beer. This is a limited edition and will only be available for a limited time.

This isn't based on a summer event, as you can probably tell from this just being text. This is one of the FastwayRP logo Ts I am going to be releasing due to popular request!

A shot of a sweet Porsche I saw in Kamakura, Kanagawa prefecture.

This isn't based on a summer event, as you can probably tell from this just being text. This is one of the FastwayRP logo Ts I am going to be releasing due to popular request!

Endless Summer 5.3 is based on a photo I took in Summer of 2012 during a trip to the Mazda Factory and Museum in Hiroshima, Japan. A dear family friend of mine works for Mazda's head office and came along for the tour. When we got to the 787B, he pulled some strings and managed to get me 10-minutes alone with the legend itself. This design is based one of those images I was lucky enough to take.

Endless Summer 5.2 is based on a photo I took in Summer of 2012 during a trip to the Mazda Factory and Museum in Hiroshima, Japan. A dear family friend of mine works for Mazda's head office and came along for the tour. When we got to the 787B, he pulled some strings and managed to get me 10-minutes alone with the legend itself. This design is based one of those images I was lucky enough to take.

Endless Summer 5.1 is based on a photo I took in Summer of 2012 during a trip to the Mazda Factory and Museum in Hiroshima, Japan. A dear family friend of mine works for Mazda's head office and came along for the tour. When we got to the 787B, he pulled some strings and managed to get me 10-minutes alone with the legend itself. This design is based one of those images I was lucky enough to take.

This design is based on my 1994 Mazda Miata. All across Toronto there are parking lots filled with all sorts of excellent street art. This image evokes memories of parking downtown near the Danforth, waiting to meet up with friends for lunch. The original source image is based off of one taken next to the Oakbank Pond. This is the third version.

This design is based on my 1994 Mazda Miata. All across Toronto there are parking lots filled with all sorts of excellent street art. This image evokes memories of parking downtown near the Danforth, waiting to meet up with friends for lunch. The original source image is based off of one taken next to the Oakbank Pond. This is version 2.

This design is based on my 1994 Mazda Miata. All across Toronto there are parking lots filled with all sorts of excellent street art. This image evokes memories of parking downtown near the Danforth, waiting to meet up with friends for lunch. The original source image is based off of one taken next to the Oakbank Pond.

This is the second of my Endless Summer designs. It is based off of a photo from a car meet in the summer of '17 when my friends and I went out for Korean food. The cars are an NC1 and NA8C Turbo. I love Kimchi Jjigae! I am going to be releasing more designs in the Endless Summer series, so keep an eye out for more.