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During my last week in Japan I wanted to get as much done as possible. I had been speaking to a few people who are heavily associated with the RWB family, such as Aaron Mai and Shinji Yoshioka. Both of these fellows were extremely helpful in every aspect. Shinji-San organised a Saturday with himself, in his 964RS and Nojima-San and his RWB AE86 for a day out purely to shoot their cars in some very authentic locations. Here is a photo I took of Shinji-San’s bright red 964RS driving back, changing up the angles of the cars. Plenty more to come from this day spent with some of the kindest people I’ve met to date x

This photo was taken 9 hours after landing in Tokyo. None of us had slept in over 45 hours and had spent the night watching some amazing street. At this stage we thought it would start to wrap up as the sun was rising, around 5:00am, however it didn’t stop till around 9:00am. I actually met the owner of this gorgeous JZS161 on my last night thanks to Charles from Yokohama. More coming x

Love your furry friend but dreading the mess they leave behind in your car? You’re not alone! Dog hair, muddy paw prints, and even the occasional accident can turn your beloved vehicle into a four-legged friend’s playground. That’s where dog car seat covers come to the rescue.
Why You Need a dog car seat Cover

A dog car seat cover is more than just a pretty accessory; it’s a lifesaver for your car’s interior. These covers act as a protective barrier, shielding your seats from the inevitable wear and tear that comes with having a canine companion. Here’s why you should invest in one:
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Preserves Your Car’s Value: A clean, undamaged car interior can significantly impact its resale value.

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Saves You Money: Replacing car seats or upholstery can be costly. A cover is a much cheaper alternative.
Protects Your Dog: Some covers offer additional features like seat belt anchors to keep your furry friend safe.
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Easy Cleanup: Accidents happen. A good cover is easy to clean, saving you time and effort.
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The Damage Your Dog Can Do

Without a car seat cover, your car is at risk. Here are some common types of damage caused by pets:

Hair: Shed hair can embed itself in fabric, creating a stubborn mess.
Claws: Excited pups can scratch leather or fabric seats.

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Mud and Dirt: Paw prints can leave unsightly stains.
Accidents: Even the best-trained dogs can have accidents.
Drool: Saliva can damage upholstery over time.

Choosing the Right Dog Car Seat Cover

With countless options available, selecting the perfect car seat cover can be overwhelming. Here are some factors to consider:

Size and Fit: Ensure the cover fits your car’s seats properly.

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Material: Waterproof, durable materials are ideal.
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Features: Look for additional features like non-slip backing, side flaps, and seat belt anchors.
Style: Choose a cover that complements your car’s interior.

Conclusion

Investing in a high-quality dog car seat cover is a wise decision for any pet owner. Not only does it protect your car, but it also enhances your driving experience by creating a cleaner and more comfortable environment for both you and your furry friend. So, go ahead and spoil your pup – and your car – with a protective cover that keeps everyone happy.

To be honest I don’t really know what to say about this photo, so just enjoy it x

The ever so famous motorFIX E7 wagon from the Kansai region of Japan, Nagoya. This car is seriously cool in real life, so much to look at but have to resist touching anything! x

New stickers have arrived and are in the store. Colours are Brown chrome, Chrome and White all in 16cm. All proceeds help me produce fresh, original content from Japan which, as you know is what the blow is purely about. Every order helps me out, so thanks a lot for your support! Shirtstuckedin Store x

TEC-ART’S Trueno prepping for some track time at Nikko Circuit. The SSRA / Spirant drift day was probably one of the best track days I’ve witnessed at Nikko x

Super low R32 Skyline tearing up Nikko Circuit at the most recent RB Meeting a few months back x