Japanese performance cars occupy a specific place in automotive culture that no other country's output quite matches. The R34 GT-R, the Supra MK4, the Hakosuka: these aren't just cars people admire. They're cars people grew up dreaming about, saved for years to own, and still talk about with a reverence usually reserved for something more significant than machinery. This guide covers the full Deckorate JDM collection and how to build a wall around it.
The Paul Walker tribute collection
Before 2001, most people outside Japan had never heard of a Skyline GT-R. The Supra was a 1990s sports car most people had forgotten about. Then The Fast and the Furious arrived, and everything changed. The orange Supra, the Bayside Blue R34, the green Eclipse: these cars became cultural objects overnight, and Paul Walker's genuine passion for them gave the franchise an authenticity that outlasted the films themselves.
The Deckorate Fast Icons collection is a tribute to that legacy, built around the specific cars from the first two films.
Three options in the collection:
- The First Ride (F&F1): two-deck set with the green Eclipse and orange Supra.
- Miami Streets (F&F2): two-deck set with the Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 and the Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VII.
- Complete 4-pack: all four cars, designed to be displayed together.
Each set is two decks, not one. The 4-pack creates an eight-deck display that works as a dedicated wall in any room.
Nissan Skyline GT-R R34
The R34 is the car every serious JDM enthusiast wants. Forbidden fruit for American buyers until recently, a Gran Turismo legend for a generation of console racers, and Brian O'Conner's car of choice in 2 Fast 2 Furious. The twin-turbo RB26DETT engine and ATTESA all-wheel drive system earned it the nickname Godzilla for a reason: it consistently demolished cars that had no business being beaten by a Japanese saloon.
Clean examples now sell for six figures. The Bayside Blue colour has become one of the most recognisable in automotive culture. As wall art the R34's aggressive silhouette, quad circular taillights and wide-body stance translate directly into deck format.
Available in Bayside Blue and Championship White.
Toyota Supra MK4
If there is one car that defines both JDM culture and the Fast and Furious franchise simultaneously, it is the Supra MK4. The orange Supra from the first film is arguably the most iconic movie car ever made. But the car's reputation predates and outlasts the franchise: the 2JZ-GTE engine is one of the most robust and tuneable powerplants ever built, capable of well over 1,000 horsepower on largely standard internal components. Clean manual examples now sell for prices that would have seemed impossible fifteen years ago.
Available in orange, white and purple. The Supra 3-pack covers all three colourways and is designed to be displayed together.
Nissan Skyline 2000 GT-R (Hakosuka)
Before the R32, R33 and R34, there was the original. The Hakosuka (box Skyline) won 50 consecutive races in Japanese touring car competition and established the GT-R nameplate that Nissan has built its performance identity around ever since. The S20 twin-cam engine was the most advanced Japanese production unit of its era. No electronics, no AWD: just driver skill, mechanical grip, and a car that was built specifically to win.
Original clean examples now change hands for figures that would surprise anyone who bought one cheaply in the 1990s. As wall art the Hakosuka's clean, boxy 1970s silhouette reads completely differently from the later R-series cars, and works well alongside them as a piece of historical context.
Available in grey, purple and yellow.
Mazda 787B
The 787B is one of the greatest motorsport achievements in Japanese history. In 1991, Mazda's rotary-powered prototype won the 24 Hours of Le Mans outright, the only Japanese car ever to do so. The four-rotor R26B engine produced over 700 horsepower and generated a sound unlike anything else in motorsport before or since. Rotary engines were banned from prototype racing the following year, which makes the 1991 win both a high-water mark and a full stop.
The orange and green Renown livery is one of the most visually striking in endurance racing history. On a deck it is immediately recognisable to anyone who knows the car, and completely arresting to anyone who doesn't.
How to build your JDM wall
The Fast and Furious tribute
The Complete 4-pack as a centrepiece, flanked by the individual R34 and Supra decks. Eight decks across the main wall. Works particularly well in a gaming room or sim setup where the film references feel natural rather than incongruous.
The JDM trinity
R34 GT-R in the centre, Supra MK4 on the left, Hakosuka on the right. Three cars, three generations, sixty years of GT-R and JDM performance history on one wall. Keep 8-10cm between decks and align the bottom edges for the cleanest result.
The evolution timeline
Hakosuka to R34 to the 787B. JDM performance from the 1970s through the 1990s, each car representing a different expression of what Japanese engineering could achieve when given room to push.
Mounting
Use the Deckorate wall fixtures for a clean result. They hold the deck at the right distance from the wall and look properly installed rather than improvised.
Finding the right deck
If you're buying for someone else and know roughly where their JDM passion sits:
- Fast and Furious fan: Fast Icons 4-pack or one of the individual 2-deck sets
- R34 GT-R fan: R34 deck in Bayside Blue
- Supra fan: single Supra deck or the Supra 3-pack
- Classic JDM enthusiast: Hakosuka deck
- Rotary or Le Mans fan: Mazda 787B
Custom JDM decks
Built a JDM car you're proud of? The custom deck service exists for exactly that. Show cars, time attack builds, drift missiles, replica tributes, or cars you've owned and sold but never quite stopped thinking about. Submit reference photographs and the Deckorate team illustrates it on premium maple.
Popular requests from the JDM community: replica Brian's Supra builds, custom-liveried R34s, heavily modified Evos and STIs, and original cars from owners who want a permanent record of a build they've spent years putting together.
Custom decks from €199. Start your custom order →
Common questions
What's included in the Fast Icons sets? Each set is two decks. The First Ride includes the green Eclipse and orange Supra. Miami Streets includes the Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 and the Mitsubishi Lancer Evo VII. The 4-pack includes all four.
Are these officially licensed Fast and Furious products? These are artistic tributes to automotive culture and Paul Walker's legacy, similar to automotive art and photography. They are not official Universal Studios products.
What if my favourite JDM car isn't in the collection? The custom deck service covers any car. Get in touch with reference images.
Do you ship internationally? Free shipping to EU, US and UK. International shipping available worldwide.
