http://spokane.craigslist.org/ctd/2900490541.html This thing is gorgeous... if only I wasn't broke haha:biglaugh: 18600 original miles, not bad.
Just thought I'd share this drool worthy link
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Really nice car!
But, where do you see anything about mileage being 18600? That is listed as the stock number, and the ad says low, low miles. Other than that, the seats appear to be recovered with a lighter grey than they should be, especially for a 91. price is high unless that is actual miles.
But, where do you see anything about mileage being 18600? That is listed as the stock number, and the ad says low, low miles. Other than that, the seats appear to be recovered with a lighter grey than they should be, especially for a 91. price is high unless that is actual miles.
Always appreciated old cars like this kept in good shape inside dealerships. Usually they're overpriced (can't say for certain here), but that only ensures that a true enthusiast would buy them. Everyone else would move on to a newer model toaster of some sort.
Although... this sometimes comes across (to me at least) as saying, "remember when we were cool?".
Although... this sometimes comes across (to me at least) as saying, "remember when we were cool?".
Yeah it's a little out there on price, looking back through old postings it appears it's been for sale for a very long time.MPR;1816987 said:
That remote location would be the lever by the seat.
Again, those seats are not correct for a 91
Again, those seats are not correct for a 91
The seats and center console lid have been reupholstered.
I wonder what else on it isn't original...
Lower left quadrant of the steering wheel has excessive wear for a car that supposedly only has 18K miles on it.
$12.5K? Crack pipe...
If someone local to it can get a look at it, look at the rubber clutch and brake pedal covers - worn smooth? I'll bet they are.
This car is nicely polished bullshit.
I wonder what else on it isn't original...
Lower left quadrant of the steering wheel has excessive wear for a car that supposedly only has 18K miles on it.
$12.5K? Crack pipe...
If someone local to it can get a look at it, look at the rubber clutch and brake pedal covers - worn smooth? I'll bet they are.
This car is nicely polished bullshit.
Looking at the paint, looks like polished bullshit. It's not as nice as it should be for red in that year...
Now you want to see a truely mint (and over priced) mk3 supra. Check out this true gem... :naughty:
http://alberta.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-cars-trucks-1990-Toyota-Supra-Turbo-W0QQAdIdZ351193863
http://alberta.kijiji.ca/c-cars-vehicles-cars-trucks-1990-Toyota-Supra-Turbo-W0QQAdIdZ351193863
YouGotSpooled;1817110 said:
Yea, I've seen that before. Absolutely beautiful. Price is insane IMO, but that looks like a mint condition Supra.
Buddy here bought one with 28000 Km's (17400 miles) that was immaculate, it blew the head gasket after 8 Km's (5 miles) I had to go and tow it home for him...
Hmm looking at the pictures again, there are some inconsistencies :/ just not worth the hour drive to verify haha
Talk about a ticking time bomb... Strange, I always thought it was mileage/use that blew head gaskets. I know rubber deteriorates if not lubricated somewhat frequently, but headgaskets? That's news to me...IJ.;1817135 said:
You know, considering the price of a modern car of that caliber, it's really not quite that bad. Sure the performance envelope has been eclipsed many times over in 20+ years, but it is a rather beautiful design, even to this day.Supracentral;1817114 said:
I'd buy it if I wanted the absolute best, stock-ish Mk3 there was... assuming I was crazy and had more money than time to make one that nice with my own hands.
Enraged;1817216 said:
NOOOO! That was my plan lol. Oh wait, I guess I would need to buy a lottery ticket first eh? That car is beautiful, window stickers and all.