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Three Deep – Mazda RX3 3 Rotor

It’s only fitting that the 300th NZPC cover car has three rotors, is an RX-3, and wears the number plate 3DEEP. Get ready for one of the best — if not the best — RX-3 wagons to be built here in New Zealand!

Game Over

New Zealand’s first billet-block Evo — and it’s a streeter!

A Certain Kind of Swager

A melting pot of styles comes together to create SWAGER, a candy-dripping, tire-ripping, head-turning R32 GT-R that fuses Japanese style with Kiwi motor know-how

Forged To Race

From quarter-mile slips to carving up corners, this wild Honda was redeveloped from straight-line assassination to speed and agility Words and photos: Rixsta Sammons View

Get in Be Moved

Rocket Bunny RX-7s done right are a true delight. Michael Kerr’s eight-year FD project has seen him achieve the goal he set at the beginning

Unfinished Business

We check out Pete Hopping’s VR-4, known as ‘IN4WAR’‘ 440KW at the wheels of stroked T04Z-packing triple diamond fury! Words: Warren Sare, Photos: Glen McNamara

Wake & Flake

With more glitter than a 10-year-old’s Barbie birthday bash, Sam Dennis’ S13 is a true testament to an industry he’s passionate about. With an RB25DET,

Southern Scene

A 10-year labour of love put together largely by its owner and his father in their garage while learning a lot along the way Words:

Perfect Balance

Bringing an early 1970s Japanese Econobox into the modern realm is no east feat, but this Datsun 1600 effortlessly melds the past and the present,

Back On Lim1tr

After sitting dormant for a few years now, the Marsden Motorsport S13 has been reimagined. Now sporting a new look, we delve deep into the

The Right Recipe

Start with a solid platform, add three spoonfuls of quality parts, a dash of street-tough presence, and a whole lot of power Words and Photos:

Dragged & Bagged

MEET ‘AIROUT’ — A SUPER-SMOOTH 10-SECOND RX-7 BAGGED-OUT STREETER WORDS: WARREN SARE PHOTOS: GLEN MCNAMARA I just loved the shape and body lines; to me,

Old-School Simplicity

Greg Pask’s VR4 goes to show that a little backyard know-how and mechanical trickery can go a long way! Words: Todd Wylie Photos: Rixsta Sammons