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Tokyo Motor Show 2005 - Part 1
The Tokyo Motor Show is one of the biggest and most important automobile shows in the world. This year was no exception. The crowds were unbelievable, and the show itself was half circus half stage play. Of course, I brought my camera along and will post some of the best images.
As you might expect, the obssesive attention to detail pays off, especially here in Japan.
Even the door handles on this car were amazing. They appear recessed into the door panels but when pressed they pop outward turning into more of a normal door handle.
Posted by Lem on November 11, 2005 | Permalink | Email this post
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Hay, this looks familiar. Have I been here before? I must have because it's me in that photo.
Posted by: Donald B. Fugit | Dec 13, 2006 1:27:41 PM
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