It's Coca-Cola paint job is absolutely loaded flake, and it's multi-piece wheels are wide and deep as they should be.

Personally speaking for a second – we love modifying our own cars here at Cult and Classic.

Whilst we specialise in importing clean, original and low-mileage ‘blank canvases’ for people to enjoy, we often toy with the idea of finding a nicely customised car to put in the showroom too.

The usual problem we have is that our standards are too high – sometimes custom cars are not modified to the exacting standard we’d prefer. Another prerequisite we have for a custom car is that it must have undergone a sweet colour change as well.

As they say, no car is truly customised until it’s been repainted in very a personal and one-off hue. We saw this particular 1993 Toyota Crown go to auction and immediately loved its flake-ladened Coca-Cola brown respray.

The more you look over it, the more little custom elements you’ll find. The paint job has been laid to a high standard, and the rest of the car reminds remarkably well for its age.

The base vehicle is a JZS133 Crown – so a rear-wheel drive three-box sedan that’s reliable-as-sin and powered by the same 2JZ donk as found in Paul Walker’s Toyota Supra.

That means it’s a typical workhorse that’ll light-up the rear tyres and provide you with trouble-free motoring until you die.

Yes, the car will outlast you. This one is really sweet, a true one-off and worthy of entering the odd show-n-shine if you’re that way inclined.