D Car — July 2004

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246 available scans from D Car — July 2004, in right-to-left reading order. Japanese OCR and English translation drafts are available throughout. Drafts have not received exhaustive image proofreading; unreadable source remains recorded in the archival data.

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Attacking with a show-off style

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The fastest…

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…Z

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Tokan style · Supercharger Z

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The East Coast has a slightly different flavor. Miami is, of course, a trendsetting hub there. Here are two cars built by TOUCAN, based in Miami.

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Two cars bursting with Florida power…

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They’re here! Active Evolution, Euro Lite, and magazines C6…these brands are familiar sights at car shows. They are all part of the TOUCAN group, a major aftermarket-parts organization. Keep that background in mind as we look at the company’s demo Z.

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The Z’s paint—somewhere between orange and red—captures Florida’s hot atmosphere. An Ings body kit and Active GT wing create a wild look. The body-color custom interior completes the TOUCAN world inside and out. The cohesive presentation is exactly what you expect from a demo car.

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Fairlady Z

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NISSAN

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The graphics and banners are not especially flashy, yet the car overwhelms onlookers with an extraordinary presence. A simple…

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…powerful!!

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The interior is customized down to the smallest details. This level of craftsmanship directly affects a show car’s quality.

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Supercharged for performance

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Supercharger installed!!

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The engine bay is simple compared with the exterior, but a Rotrex supercharger paired with NX delivers a huge power boost.

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A neatly finished rear view gets an aggressive touch from the Active GT wing. The Ings aero kit is also a good-looking fit!

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The wheels are RH CS custom. Brakes and calipers are the company’s Evotion package, greatly improving stopping power.

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Customized throughout. A monitor is embedded in the rear quarter window—a technique that could be adapted to coupe-style cars. Ractive auxiliary gauges line the dashboard; their colored illumination is especially effective.