Photos by: Hector Chacon Words by: Leo Diaz Car owner: John Power As I sit here looking at this feature, I’m cursing the Florida weather that didn’t allow me to publish this until now, this late in the afternoon. This was supposed to be a “morning wood” feature.. Oh well, ish happens and it happened this morning. But not even the worst weather was going to stop me from bringing all of you this eyegasmic S2000, creatively shot by our good friend Hector Chacon. Hector was kind enough to give us two sets, I was planning on releasing the sets separately, but since I delayed enough, I thought it would be nice to just...

I know I’ve said it before, but I’m always excited to hear from Luke. He recently emailed me to tell me of his latest video that he posted on Miaham-Media. And as per ususal, it never dissapsoints. Cinematography and words by Luke Huxham When we are not busy shooting client work we like to shoot some personal projects with our friends and our buddy Shinji just happens to own a RWB 964 named “Good Hills Speed”. Like all RWB’s customers Shinji-san is passionate about his Porsches and is a very humble, fun and kind hearted person. We asked Shinji-san “Why do you like RWB?” and Shinji made sure to tell us the most important...

Cinmatography and words by Luke Huxham  We spent two days living and breathing RAUH-Welt BEGRIFF from morning to midnight to put this piece together for Fatlace TV. Nakai-San from RWB creates some of the most unique Porsches in the world, this film captures the heart and soul of RWB, a Japanese based workshop that has been in business for 15 years. A unique style will always cause divided opinions but no matter your preference the passion and dedication that Nakai-san has for his work can not be ignored. Want to see how a short film like this comes together check out our “Behind The Lens” post to see how the magic happens! We would like...

Over the recent years, wheel companies have popped up all over South Florida faster than self-serve yogurt franchises. Nessen Forged however, did things a little differently. Since its inception, proprietor and good friend Jonathan Cruz, took his time and did not rush the startup process. He mentioned to me in a meeting over the weekend that he did this because he wanted everything to be perfect before he introduced the brand to the open public. Also stating that he was not looking to reinvent the wheel, just make it fresher and better. What caught my eye about Nessen is the fact that Jonathan is an active member of our automotive...

While we all waited for the 4th installment of Ken Block’s Gymkhana series, I know that I did a back flip as soon as it went live. So with no further a due, Ken Block and Gymkhana 4!