How many of you country folk have car(s)???

[KenElwood]

...please let me introduce:

"Princess"

Well hello there, Princess. ;-)

ken

Edit: Was I just hitting on yer new wheels !?

[kirinclassic]

I think you were, (raps Elwood's knuckles) but this little mistress shan't stray Planning to pretty her up in kitchengardenjapan colours, create a bit of stir, a bit of gossip, a bit of a brand and a bit more custom.

Now go ogle elsewhere!

Cheers,

KC

[KenElwood]

Now go ogle elsewhere!

OK. OK.

I'll stick with my girls. [VID]

ken

[kirinclassic]

OK. OK.

I'll stick with my girls. [VID]

ken

Well, I wouldn't kick THEM out of my K-truck for farting.

Cheers,

KC

[kirinclassic]

I don't live in the country but if/when I get mine I'll post a pic of it

Please do. In Tadpole hues

Cheers,

KC

[Chubbs]

Hi everyone,

Would someone in Japan be able to purchase a couple of the camper magazines with the Kei campers in and send them to New Zealand. I can pay by Paypal or some other way.
I would be very greatful if someone can help me.

Craig.

Hi Berlinette,

That was a picture I took at a station of road in Kuroishi. Those are becoming quite popular up here. The purchase price can be from 2-3 million yen (when a stock kei-truck will be 6ju-man yen to 1million yen). Depending on how wide the conversion is you might have to change from the Yellow kei plate to a white 500 or 800 plate, which is more road tax and inspection fees, higher toll road fees. Also I read some reviews and they said they were getting about 10Km/L.... ouch!!! They are cute and if you need one that small or are a small person it might make sense but I'm thinking a nice diesel fullsize van would be a better choice and possibly cheaper in the long run. The people I see driving the kei campers around here are usually pretty small older couples.

Here's a link for some mini-campers http://www.az-max.co.jp/index.html

Here's a link for one of the camping car magazines website that also has shops listed http://www.autocamper.jp/

and the Japan Recreational Vehicle Association http://www.jrva.com/


dataGecko,
I'll pick up a couple magazines for ya then. No yen required.

TomT