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Drive on to whidbey island from deception pass and head all the way down the island to clinton, or take the Mukilteo ferry to clinton. In clinton its a place called Cooper auto, its on the side of the highway... the only highway, its hard to miss, and way the ferry is a lot closer then...

So there is a small local owner car dealer on my island and he picked up a mint 1990 turbo targa silver pearl with only 31,000 original miles on it and every single peice of paper on it possible from the 1 owner only car, it even has doc's on every single gas fill up its ever had. :aigo...

looks like a nice clean car, 5k sounds a bit steep even with all that work done. However if the head gasket was done right that will save you alot of trouble and or money later.

That would be nice to know, since i don't have to pass emissions where i am at. My bvsv has a broken port and I'd rather skip it then replace it if I don't need it.

That sounds bad ass! I want to go some kind of silver.

Ooo I like the pre 89, and white, it is definatly a supra :naughty:

How much of the key is in the lock, can you see it? I have pulled two broken keys out of my ford with old dentist tools and the key was pretty far in there both times...

Nice ride, boost gauge seems to be in an awkward spot :icon_bigg

Some alcoholics go to the extreme. :sarcasm:

Ex-wife that sneaks back into your shop to drink your four year old bear sitting in a milk crate under the work bench.

Yes, happens with owning any car you like and respect. :icon_bigg

I would say three and a half hours in the cold isn't so bad with a few brews in ya. You got off lucky, stupid but lucky.

Car looks sweet already, nice sandals too :naughty:

You beat me to it, I have the exact same problem it seems and I am about to take the turbo off and dig deeper if needed.

Iv'e only owned one supra and not for a very long time, but i know the guy who owned it before me drifted it hard. 80,000 miles later and 10,000 more miles from me, it has not once failed to start for me. Other then general matinance on a 20 year old car and fixing the immenent BHG you...

Exactly ^^^ What i was meaning to say is, if you can pull the tranny out and rebuild it yourself at the cost of parts and your time then it will be "cheap". Otherwise your best bet is to find a good used tranny and swap it in. Iv'e never heard of "clutch slipping" being an out of adjustment...

Depends on how good of a student you are. :icon_bigg

Supracorwin / Corwin

Which is not a bad thing :icon_bigg

Sometimes its better they learn the hard way, those lessons stick :icon_bigg