With the infestation and complete saturation of RWB across the world other amazing little Japanese companies seem to work away creating master piece after master piece and all under the radar, and one company in particular is Sunburst, and VAD with a quality Media company are about to change all of that.

VAD came across sunburst some time ago and we sent and email but we didnt get any response, so we took it upon ourselves to ask a good friend in Japan to make contact as they spoke fluent Japanese, as we thought there is possible a language problem, and "BINGO" this turned out to be the case, Inui-san didn’t respond as he doesnt speak or write any English, but once our email was translated he knew the name VAD and who we were and was extremely excited to work with us as we are to be working with him.

We are not as keen here at VAD on the Porsche 996 model as we are the 993 or indeed the 997 maybe its the front lights that seem to spoil the look of the car and you only have to look at what Porsche did when they launched the 997 with its 964 roots it just looks spectacular as they had successfully mixed old and new when the 997 was born and we loved it and still do. Prior design in Germany have come up with a very clever little package that turns any 996 into it younger and better looking 997 model and its all TUV certified so you know the panels are going to be of the very highest quality.

The back end of November we got An email from Paddy McGrath from speed hunters telling us he had followed the European build and was keen to fly from his base in Ireland to come and shoot the car, to say he done us proud with the feature is an understatement, his photography and the way he has captured the car and what’s gone into building it is pretty awesome.

RWB Thailand 964: A Love Affair from Darius Ghassemian on Vimeo.