My name is A.J., and I'm from Shelbyville, Indiana. I recently retired my Honda ricer for a DEF. upgrade in the form of a 1989 MKIII Supra. I recently purchased it from mkiisupraman18 (aka Matt). Originally, it was a non-turbo automatic, but Matt, being the supra genious that he is, put a rebuilt 7M-GTE into it. He also converted it into a R154 5-speed transmission. I've always wanted a Supra, I just didn't think it would ever be possible. With the help of Boost Lee (aka Jeff), I met with Matt and later bought the car off of him. Though 2 buyers backed out on me for my Honda, Matt still worked with me on getting the car. He def. went out of his way to help me get it, so if you're reading this, thanks Matt. I'd also liked to thank Jeff for driving me all the way there to see check it out. Hes been a big help with me getting the car. I'm new to the Supras, so I really appreciate everyone's input/help. Thanks for your time. Hope to hear from all of you.
1989 MKIII Supra
- Thread starter aj_lgn
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Glad to have you as part of the community, A.J. 
Supramania = Homepage = everything you'll ever want to know about your car.
-Jeff
Supramania = Homepage = everything you'll ever want to know about your car.
-Jeff
if you dont mind sharing
complete mod list on the honda and pics of both cars.
welcome to THE online MKIII community.
complete mod list on the honda and pics of both cars.
welcome to THE online MKIII community.
B
boostdmk3
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His old Honda was very simple, uber clean and was a good DD.
I don't think he ever really got into racing it much.
It was a 1994(?) white Civic Hatch...didn't know much details on it, though.
-Jeff
I don't think he ever really got into racing it much.
It was a 1994(?) white Civic Hatch...didn't know much details on it, though.
-Jeff
sexy supra. IMO the wheels are too big on the honda and if you arent using it to go offroading, it needs have about 3 inches between the front bumper and the ground
