Kuhl Racing has voiced an interest in plenty of
unusual vehicles. For now, we'll just stick with the Nissan Patrol, although we
have plenty of other exciting surprises from the Tokyo Auto Salon.
The Y62 Patrol is not the most popular car in Japan.
It's more familiar with Middle Eastern gas junkies who like to install nitrous
and race up sandy hills.
There aren't any details available at the moment
because this is just a demo car. The metal bits are the work of another company called
Artis, who specializes in engraving using those Dremel bits you see at the
hardware store.
At the front, revisions include a new grille that's
largely the same as the factory one except it's got Range Rover-like
perforations. The fog lights have received new surrounds, while a chin spoiler
gives this SUV an undeserved and unneeded race car look.
The side features new mirror caps, inserts for the
doors and the fenders. Meanwhile, the fancy VERZ alloy wheels have been wrapped
in Falken tires. Around the back, we only have a few elements which are easy to
spot, which is a diffuser.
