Copacetic Magazine Bringing Standout JDM Builds to Japfest Goodwood
The UK’s newest car culture magazine will be joining us at Goodwood on 3 October and it’s bringing some seriously interesting machinery along for the ride.
We’re delighted to announce that Copacetic Magazine will be joining us at Japfest Goodwood on 3 October, giving visitors the chance to meet the team behind the UK’s newest car culture magazine and pick up a special show subscription. But the Copacetic presence at Goodwood won’t just be about the magazine.
The Cars Are The Stars
The team will also be bringing seven feature cars that showcase exactly what Copacetic is all about: interesting Japanese cars, individual builds and the wider culture that surrounds them. Among the line-up will be a 4A-GE-swapped Sprinter Carib, bringing a healthy dose of old-school Japanese charm with a suitably interesting engine swap. Joining it will be a Toyota Crown Majesta, while @mxtt_mitch will be in his GX81 Cresta. There will also be some seriously desirable performance machinery on display, including @dans_stuff’s Mugen FD2 Civic and @joeywisdom’s carbon-clad R32 Skyline.
Representing
The cars have been selected to represent the breadth of Japanese car culture, rather than simply showcasing the obvious choices. From retro Japanese machinery and unusual builds to modern performance cars, the line-up reflects the variety and individuality that makes the JDM scene so compelling. And with the Copacetic team on hand throughout the day, Japfest Goodwood visitors will also have the opportunity to find out more about the magazine, meet the people behind it and pick up a show-special subscription. So, whether you’re into retro Japanese cars, tuned performance machinery, unusual builds or simply discovering something you haven’t seen before, make sure Copacetic Magazine is on your list of stops at Japfest Goodwood.
Come for the cars. Stay for the culture. And make sure you check out what Copacetic has brought to the show.
Japfest Goodwood takes place on 3 October.