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¥1.5 million loan balance; ¥500,000 purchase price. The monthly repayments had become difficult, so I decided to sell, but other places refused a car still under finance. Without a friend's introduction to Factory Win, I don't know what would have happened. They managed to deal with the outstanding balance… [testimonial; no claim about the settlement terms can be recovered]

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Wanted: fast drift cars and performance parts!

Free nationwide collection and purchasing visits!

High valuations for cars fitted with many aftermarket parts! Free estimates. Drift cars, non-runners, donor cars and cars with outstanding loans welcome; ordinary cars too. No fees. We handle all procedures, complete ownership changes and mail a copy of the registration afterward [advertiser's claims].

Purchase examples

GTO

Purchase price: ¥1.6 million

Civic

Purchase price: ¥800,000

-JZX90

HKS GT3037 turbo / / F-CON / 30-series Celsior [brake reference damaged] / LSD / / 18-inch wheels / .

Purchase price: ¥1.3 million

Supra JZA80

HKS T51R KAI SPL turbo / HKS pistons [inferred] / / ARC aluminum radiator / oil cooler / .

Purchase price: ¥2 million

Purchase price: ¥2.2 million — JZX100. T78 turbo / [engine specification damaged] / HKS high cams / intercooler / oil cooler / SARD radiator / OS twin-plate clutch / TRD LSD / HKS / brakes [description damaged] / Recaro seats / F-CON / gauges / TRD 320 km/h speedometer .

AX-7F03S

Purchase price: ¥1.2 million

T04R turbo / MOTEC / / Ohlins / LSD / intercooler / oil cooler / carbon bonnet / carbon GT wing / one-off ten-point roll cage

Thank you for helping with our interviews! Perhaps you will be next?

Confidence and trust, backed by 17 years of purchasing experience! Customer testimonials.

Even a broken car is welcome!

A wasted treasure. After another engine failure , I couldn't afford repairs and left the car in the garage. The running costs still added up. I had spent over ¥3 million on modifications and considered selling the fitted parts separately, but when I asked, they bought the whole car! [testimonial]

They understood my car! I finally had to sell it. Because it was heavily modified, other places gave very low valuations. Factory Win understood what it was worth and paid cash on the spot. Surprisingly, it sold without much trouble… [testimonial; modification wording damaged]

Aim for the fastest car with Good Deal!

My car, which had even had a turbo upgrade, suddenly suffered engine trouble and could no longer run. Its inspection had expired, and repairs were expensive. While wondering what to do, I called this shop. They said their own workshop could repair it, allowing them to pay more. Naturally, I accepted! [testimonial]

I wanted to build a car for the metropolitan expressway and tried the Good Deal system. After detailed discussions covering both the base car and tuning, I got a car perfectly suited to me at a low price. Now I just need the driving skill!

…which was a relief.

…and the sale went through.

Shinkawa

Ito

Ishikawa

Yoshii

Kudo

Buying and selling new and used drift parts! 3,000 items in stock. Immediate installation available; removed parts can be bought for cash on request. Parts valuations are free, and brought-in parts are welcome. Tsukuba Super Lap cars built and sold; construction and setup to suit your budget .

Email inquiries also welcome: factory-win@winnerg.com .

GOOD DEAL SYSTEM

Hot information helps you buy the parts and cars you want cheaply!

Win

See the website for details: http://www.winner-g.com/ [historical source address].

03-3745-7788

Purchasing inquiries accepted by fax 24 hours a day

factory

Fax: 03-3745-6778. 3-20-7 Haginaka, Ota, Tokyo. Hours: 10:00 am–8:00 pm.

Hyper

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Closed Wednesdays

Factory Win

Tuning

shop

SRCC

Drivers/staff wanted . Please call for details.

About this issue

ドリフト天国 (Drift Tengoku), September 2004, is a Japanese drifting magazine. This archive preserves 316 scanned pages in their original right-to-left reading order, including the covers.

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