Hayashi Racing Twins

Because legendary cars ought to have the appropriate "footwear". The Kenmeri is probably my favorite I've seen so far, with or without Hayashis.

London / End of Week

Back in Brick Lane again, making our now regrettable visit to the property agency Crestons (When an agent says the property owner approved an offer, double check with the owner that they indeed approved the offer before putting down a deposit. - Life Lesson) when something shiny showed up. Like the Magpie I am, I had to capture it. 

I used to not be a fan of the Continental GT, at all, but over time I began to appreciate it's handsome proportions and feel the styling (especially the later updates) will age well over time. I'd still prefer mine in a British Racing Green or dark charcoal, but admittedly, I thought the Bentley shape wasn't too bad wearing the audacious chrome vinyl. Reminds me of something Koons would make. 

Some people were more excited about it than others.  

Heading to a food court, going by some trendy stores. 

Oh my... 

Cool Citroen H Van in a fittingly French color.

Marinated fried chicken sandwich, scarily good. Most of the food here is pretty healthy, but that's not to say tasty greasy food is hard to find. 

Coffee, coffee, coffee...

Rovers can look just as tough in the streets as they do in the Sahara. 

Remember what I said about premium British marques being so prominent? 

 Maybe it's because they just fit so well. 

Always pay attention to what's around you, you might miss something.  

Gotta love the rally lights.

Some, ummm, unique styling here. Reminds me of something out of the original Midnight Club Racing game.

Restaurant name was fitting. 

Heading towards Camden Market.

Some interesting seating arrangement here. 

Car Spotlight / Classic Mustang

Growing up, I never really was into American cars with a few exceptions but over time, I've surprised myself with how easily I find many older American cars appealing. Honestly, this Mustang was the best car I had seen in weeks, complete with era correct Recaros, a tasteful selection of Mooneye accessories, and in a perfect dark green.