Jarrod Biddulph-Wall’s ’93 Nissan Skyline GT-R (BNR32)
Name: Jarrod Biddulph-Wall // Occupation: CEO at MMS Motorsporting Services NZ Ltd NZ Performance Car: Hi, Jarrod. Tell us how you wound up
Name: Jarrod Biddulph-Wall // Occupation: CEO at MMS Motorsporting Services NZ Ltd NZ Performance Car: Hi, Jarrod. Tell us how you wound up
View fullsize If you had asked me two years ago if we would build or race an EV rally car, I would have smiled
View fullsize Name: Brendan Young // Age: Pensioner // Location: Hamilton // Occupation: Coffee boy at Platinum Refinishing NZ Performance Car: Hi, Brendan.
Wind the clock back 10–15 years and you could have easily picked up an R32 GTS-T, Supra JZA80, or Evo I–III with just $10K
Paying homage to the holy grail of Honda’s line-up by mid mounting its running gear into a DC2 Type R! View fullsize The
Rene’s Japan odyssey takes us inside the Nismo Omori factory Red is the colour of energy, passion, and action; it excites the emotions
They say that all publicity is good publicity, but regardless of whether you vibe on the kind of publicity that it has drummed
View fullsize Names: Blayne Roach, Bronson PorterAge: 28 (both) // Location: HamiltonOccupation: Owner, Platinum Refinishing; owner, Old School Holden NZ Performance Car: Hey,
Part four of Rene’s Japan odyssey takes us to Tomei’s headquarters in Machida View fullsize As the saying goes, if you want the
It’s been four years since we watched as a near-rotten Mazdaspeed March 84G rolled out of the container from Japan. recently, It was
A lifetime love affair with utes has led to the build of the cleanest B2000 you’ll ever lay your eyes on View fullsize
One man’s quest to build a fleet of badass View fullsize For more than a decade, Grant Walker has been on a mission:
Gaz Whiter is back in the fold, this time rocking a supercharged LS View fullsize Ask anyone in the New Zealand drifting fraternity
View fullsize NZ Performance Car: Hi, Shaun. You’ve had a few AE86s in the past, including the original ‘TUFF 86’ — why the
In drag racing, the objective always remains the same: reach the other end of the strip as quickly as possible — a goal
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