Champ Road February 2004 issue covers kaido racers, bosozoku motorcycles, and lifestyle culture from the early 2000s. Here’s what’s inside.
Covers and Spreads
The front cover
highlights a Toyota Crown in full kaido racer style, representing the shakotan and VIP builds that defined the era. The rear cover
shifts focus toward fashion, showcasing collectible patches and lifestyle items beloved by enthusiasts. Inside, a collage spread captures the energy of an all-Japan charity event,
featuring classic cars and bosozoku motorcycles side by side.
Feature Cars
This issue delivers standout kyusha icons, including a black Nissan Cedric 330 with widebody fenders and SSR Mark 1 wheels.
A black Toyota Crown shows custom one-off bodywork
emphasizing the fusion of shakotan stance and VIP influence. For kyusha fans.
The purple 1972 Nissan Laurel GSX
appears with a chin spoiler and SSR Mark 3 wheels
While multiple Hakosuka Skylines are featured — from a widebody 12J SSR Mark 2
setup to a steel-wheeled version with color-matched details. 
The issue closes strong with a rare two-tone Kenmeri Skyline, 
complete with L21 engine and Work Equip 01 wheels.
Motorcycles and Culture
Bosozoku roots run deep here, with spreads on GS400 motorcycles and a vintage club ride featuring CBX400F, GS400, and CB400A machines. 
The wild paint and street bike aesthetics reflect the subculture’s defiance and pride.
Catalogs and Lifestyle
Beyond cars and bikes, this issue includes parts catalog ads showcasing bodykits for VIP and shakotan builds. Fashion spreads highlight collectible small items and patches that connected enthusiasts to the culture off the street.
Outro:
This issue is a must-have for collectors — available now at ImportWorx.