No problem with the thread jack, but I STILL DON'T SEE ANY CLEAN LATE YEAR MK3'S WITH SHADOW GREY!!!!
suprarx7nut;1832783 said:No problem with the thread jack, but I STILL DON'T SEE ANY CLEAN LATE YEAR MK3'S WITH SHADOW GREY!!!!
Was that really needed to take a shot at another member, while they're not in this forum?Suprapowaz!(2);1833423 said:I wish a had 2006 Ford F150. I'd trade it for that MKIII.
pjbm3;1833390 said:I’m not new to car forums but it’s my first post in this one so hey OP and everyone at SM. I’ve owned two ’87 non-turbos, one light blue w/dark blue int and a maroon w/gray, and an ’89 turbo targa maroon w/lt gray…all manual trans. By about ’97 they were sold and I got into M3s starting w/a ’95 and now have an ’05 (http://www.m3forum.net/m3forum/showthread.php?t=206519).
So it’s been a while since I’ve owned a Supra…but I’ve always liked them and they still look cool.
One of my ’87s I got from my Dad who was a Supra guy before me. Then he spec’d and ordered this ’92 turbo targa, black on shadow grey, manual trans, and it currently has 59k orig miles w/no accidents and completely stock. He even got the ’92 factory Toyota shop manual. I remember how my ’89 turbo used to feel faster to me than his ‘92…always thought it was because he never spooled up the turbo enough and took it easy all the time. Unfortunately a few weeks ago he passed and now it’s in my garage. While it’s brought back a lot of nice memories I don’t think I’m going to keep it and trying to assess its value.
To the OP I saw the same one you posted and was surprised at the selling price. I was thinking ones like this would be more like just under $10k…even with the year, specs, condition and mileage. But either way I found this forum after some searching and the timing for your thread was perfect. So here it is…
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Suprapowaz!(2);1833423 said:I wish a had 2006 Ford F150. I'd trade it for that MKIII.
RogueCustoms;1833452 said:I have a '91 black with shadow grey interior... I think its pretty clean...
That's harsh. Its one thing to say that in that guys thread, but that's just low to do it elsewhere. Keep those comments in his thread.Suprapowaz!(2);1833423 said:I wish a had 2006 Ford F150. I'd trade it for that MKIII.
Thats exactly my what I said.Another MkIII;1833480 said:That's harsh. Its one thing to say that in that guys thread, but that's just low to do it elsewhere. Keep those comments in his thread.
First off, welcome to Supramania, should post up in the introductions section with some pictures of the Bimmers. Second, sorry to hear of your father's passing, looks like he took very nice care of that car, if you don't intend to keep it, I'm sure someone would give it a good home. I personally wouldn't set the price even a dollar less than $10,000 for that.pjbm3;1833390 said:I’m not new to car forums but it’s my first post in this one so hey OP and everyone at SM. I’ve owned two ’87 non-turbos, one light blue w/dark blue int and a maroon w/gray, and an ’89 turbo targa maroon w/lt gray…all manual trans. By about ’97 they were sold and I got into M3s starting w/a ’95 and now have an ’05 (http://www.m3forum.net/m3forum/showthread.php?t=206519).
So it’s been a while since I’ve owned a Supra…but I’ve always liked them and they still look cool.
One of my ’87s I got from my Dad who was a Supra guy before me. Then he spec’d and ordered this ’92 turbo targa, black on shadow grey, manual trans, and it currently has 59k orig miles w/no accidents and completely stock. He even got the ’92 factory Toyota shop manual. I remember how my ’89 turbo used to feel faster to me than his ‘92…always thought it was because he never spooled up the turbo enough and took it easy all the time. Unfortunately a few weeks ago he passed and now it’s in my garage. While it’s brought back a lot of nice memories I don’t think I’m going to keep it and trying to assess its value.
To the OP I saw the same one you posted and was surprised at the selling price. I was thinking ones like this would be more like just under $10k…even with the year, specs, condition and mileage. But either way I found this forum after some searching and the timing for your thread was perfect. So here it is…
Suprapowaz!(2);1833423 said:I wish a had 2006 Ford F150. I'd trade it for that MKIII.
Maple191;1833448 said:Was that really needed to take a shot at another member, while they're not in this forum?
Another MkIII;1833480 said:That's harsh. Its one thing to say that in that guys thread, but that's just low to do it elsewhere. Keep those comments in his thread.
-AM3
Maple191;1833496 said:Thats exactly my what I said.
This should explain it.te72;1833783 said:Err... what's going on here guys? Why all the bunched panties?
kotu100;1834160 said:Is it the low miles that makes it more valuable?
This thread has me thinkin about selling my 92 to fund my 89 build lol.
suprarx7nut;1834172 said:The parts that make it valuable are 92, shadow grey, turbo, unmolested.
It's tough to find two of those, let alone all 4 in one car.
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Suprapowaz!(2);1833423 said:I wish a had 2006 Ford F150. I'd trade it for that MKIII.