I thought my car was clean, but this thing is incredible!
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That has to be the closest looking supra to "new" that I've ever seen. Clean all the way around. Put a 5spd in, put the stock exhaust back on, dyno that sucka, tq the head bolts back down, and call it a day.
starscream5000 said:
baaahahahahhahahahahahah "tq the head bolts back down, and call it a day." ROFL
:cry: i wish
Wish mine looked even half that clean - btw matt, what wheels are on yours? They look like the old skool BBS's that used to come on Mk2 VW Golfs....
I'd say that car would be fine with the bolts tq'd back down to like 75 ft/lbs, hell with only 26k on it there shouldn't be much if any damage done to it thus far, especially being almost bone stock.
i think i just nutted myself by looking at that damn clean car:naughty: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:
Matt's car is cleaner as it's in a better colour and has nicer wheels.
With a Burgundy Interior, I'm not surpised it's been sitting from a long time...
With a Burgundy Interior, I'm not surpised it's been sitting from a long time...
Turbo. Targa. Life.
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Wow...that car is 99% immaculate. For the price though, I don't think it's worth it. You could buy a beat up one with a blown motor, rebuild the motor (0 miles), repaint it/body work, reupholster the interior for less than 12.5k.
For whoever said they didn't like the side turbo badges, I kinda like them, but it reminds me of "TYPE-S YO!!" badges, so that's ricey.
For whoever said they didn't like the side turbo badges, I kinda like them, but it reminds me of "TYPE-S YO!!" badges, so that's ricey.
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You burgandy haters will burn in hades... 
I think it's a great clean example of what is a very rare thing. (A clean, low mileage MK3.)
That being said, the first thing I'd do is mod the ever-living heck out of the car, so why start with an expensive one?
I think it's a great clean example of what is a very rare thing. (A clean, low mileage MK3.)
That being said, the first thing I'd do is mod the ever-living heck out of the car, so why start with an expensive one?
<- hating the burgundy
*gets out the charcoal*
Seriously though - that colour for an interior? what was toyota thinking?! Makes it look like the interior of some tasteless 70's cadillac!
*gets out the charcoal*
Seriously though - that colour for an interior? what was toyota thinking?! Makes it look like the interior of some tasteless 70's cadillac!
Kai said:
I respect your opinion, but I couldn't disagree more. The main reason I purchased my Supra is because it had burgundy interior (oh yea, and a turbo :biglaugh
. I think Toyota was thinking it was a popular color at the time...just look at other 80's cars. I also don't think burgundy is a tasteless color at all, in fact the only colors I would consider tasteless would be yellow, hot pink, orange, bright red, avacado green...yea...basically any bright color...:biglaugh:.
I think the interior is ok, it's freakin cleaner than some car's interiors I see at dealerships! I think it looks a little odd in a white car, but it's nothing to bash someone over. I would rather prefer black or grey interior with that color, but it's ok as it is. Now if the car was red, and in the same all around condition as that one, it would be that much better!