This issue captures a slice of MOONEYES culture at a point where the brand’s custom-car and motorcycle lifestyle, art, and global influences were converging. It features a series of custom builds — cars and bikes — photographed and styled with that gritty-yet-sunlit vibe MOONEYES is known for, blending vintage Americana with Japanese retro-cool. Alongside the machines there are cultural snapshots: artists, pinstripers, garage stories and the kind of behind-the-scenes glimpses that show how the brand’s community lives and breathes beyond the metal and chrome.
Vol. 11 also mixes in international flavour — likely showing influence or participation from overseas custom scenes — reflecting how MOONEYES wasn’t just a local Japanese brand but part of a global hot-rod and custom-bike network. And as usual, the issue doubles as a full catalogue: clothing, decals, parts, accessories and lifestyle gear, effectively giving readers both inspiration and access.
Altogether, Vol. 11 reads like a document of a lifestyle: machines, art, culture, and commerce all rolled into one, preserving a particular moment in the world of custom vehicles and retro-inspired design.
