This Is Goodbye | Rudeboy Custom (4k)

In the freezing cold, we find ourselves bidding farewell to a beloved brown car. It's a bittersweet moment, as we love this car but are excited for its new owner - a friend of ours who has been featured on our channel before. We didn't have a game plan for this video, given the less than ideal conditions - it's freezing outside and snow is in the forecast. But we wanted to be there with cameras and mics to capture some audio and drive around one last time. You see, the last time we posted a video featuring the noise this car makes, the internet was divided - half loved it, half didn't. So, we decided it was time to run a proper mic and let you be the judge. Does the 7M sound impressive or underwhelming? Let's find out.

A Meeting of Two Car Enthusiasts

Aside from the farewell, there's another reason for our gathering today. It's taken over a year and a half of planning and talking to get this car and another one, Keith's Cresta, in the same parking lot. These two guys are friends and they support each other in everything they've built. And that's why it's important for us to capture this moment with both their cars. While they may not be drift cars or race cars, they certainly share a love for low rides with welded diffs and manuals. These cars may not be the fastest on the track, but they sure do know how to have fun together, pulling off donuts and creating an experience that's worth celebrating.

The Art of Kaido Racers

Speaking of stimulation, this car is a visual feast. As a self-proclaimed details aficionado, I appreciate cars with intricate designs that captivate the eye. And this car is like crack for someone like me. From the light-up speaker covers to the exhaust, the trinkets, and the way the interior is set up, every detail adds to the overall aesthetic. The wing, the side skirts - they all come together to create a visually stimulating experience. This is the beauty of Kaido Racers - their ability to combine different design elements to create something truly exciting. If you want to learn more about Kaido Racers, their culture, and the right terminology, check out our friend Brian's website, kaidoracer.com. It's an excellent resource for expanding your knowledge and appreciation of this unique automotive culture.

The Next Chapter: New Ownership

Fast forward a month, and we find ourselves at SerialNine, the gracious hosts of tonight's inventory shoot. A lot has happened since we last saw Reid bidding farewell to his beloved car. The secret is out, and the car has a new owner - Ben Johnson from Garage to Know. We couldn't be more thrilled about this development, as Ben is known for his awesome builds. In fact, he traded Reid a really cool Z10 Soarer, which is just as impressive. We have high expectations for what Ben will do with the car, and we can't wait to see it in action. As we go through our inventory and prepare for our next drop of Japanese goods, we invite you to visit our website and check out the new additions. From air fresheners to steering wheels, shift knobs, and unique finds like an old taxi light, we've got something for every car enthusiast. And if you're wondering how we make our stickers, well, let's just say we get creative with some tin foil and pizza!

Stay tuned for more details on our drop and make sure to follow us on Instagram for updates. Thanks for watching this video and being part of our journey.

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As always, keep the car love alive and stay curious!

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