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Automotive, Japan, JDM, Motor Sports, Video
by Sean2011/05/0923:582011/05/10

Video: 2010 1JZ Meet Fuji Speedway – Nori Yaro

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Alexi is quite the character.  Be sure to check out his spread in Drift Tengoku on foreign drift.

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