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If its really old and really bad, the method dbsupra90 described is your only chance but its not a guarantee. I tried but mine was so caked on there I just had to use the scraper and go to town. Defroster will not work now but its no big deal to me.

I still think that rear lower bumper part would look funny unless you actually molded it and got rid of the seam.

isnt it funny that the "failure box" is usually the point of failure?

I would also like to know if theres been a study on a turbo car about the relationship between the temp of the air going in and coming out. If 10 degrees cooler air going in means 10 degrees cooler coming out....is it a 1:1 or is it not proportional?

Wheres "The Lewenski" ???

I dont think someone who doesnt know a thing or two about the supra would be looking to buy one. But you never know.

Paint looks great! Are you missing your passengers side rain gutter thing behind the window?

I would hope there is pre-paint prep done before anything gets sprayed.

Oh wait...thats not a menu in his hand?

I pretty much agree with that. Unless the paint is in perfect condition with absolutely zero fading over time, you should spray at least some of the body panels to blend. Otherwise there will be a noticeable difference from the skirts to the body. Its one of those things you will wish you did...

Agreed, a good downpipe along with a test pipe opens it up a lot.

Paint it as it looks "off" against the rest of the painted body parts. An unpainted lip is like an unshaven beav.... people put up with it but they prefer it done. Unless the car is black....but that still doesnt apply to the beav.

A good tune by someone who knows what they are doing.

Been single for 2 years now (wow, after typing it it really doesnt seem that long). But im only "single" when im not bawlz deep in p00n :love: lol. Last GF ended up moving to TX which was fine cuz I have commitment issues anyways. She was part American Indian and part Hispanic. In some senses...

The first Halloween movie I watched as a little boy. It scared the shit outta me but I loved it. Ive probably seen that same movie 50+ times over my lifetime and love it each time. Each Halloween movie that came after the first I did NOT like at all. So im excited to see a remake of the original...

Its in good condition, but it being a N/A you cant expect too much.

Or to be more precise, turbo'sJoe

Yeah theyre pretty nice. Shoots well and as long as youre not used to shooting a balanced pistol like a SIG or Kimber, you will like it. I bought this one back in 2001 for just under $500...prices sure have gone up on firearms.