A father-and-son quest: a 1982 Celica GT reborn with a Lexus 1UZ-FE V8, a 6-speed manual, and a Legend of Zelda soul. Every part has a plain-English "why", a how-to video, and a shop link. Tick each one to fill the Triforce. Goal: mid-2027.
The Celica’s armor, designed in code: a parametric body kit generated from the car’s factory dimensions and printed at home on the Kobra X. Three styles — OEM+ (clean, everyday), Widebody (150 mm flares), and Kyusha (270 mm shark-nose) — each a full perimeter: wrap-around front air dam, bolt-on overfenders, side skirts, a rear apron with diffuser fins, and a tall racing ducktail with endplates. A 1/10-scale test print gets approved before any 1:1 parts run.