I gotcha man.Idealsupra said:
That's pretty unique looking. I think I like the extra Supra stickers on it. They're rare and OEM so that makes them cooler. It looks like it's in awfully nice condition. Is there anything special about the interior?
mysterious trim/86.5 white package?
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That's pretty unique looking. I think I like the extra Supra stickers on it. They're rare and OEM so that makes them cooler. It looks like it's in awfully nice condition. Is there anything special about the interior?
SP 7M said:
I have a feeling all of the work done to this car was done stateside and not at the factory in Japan, it has that feel to it. Toyota has done this before. Also, none of the special parts for the car are listed in the EPC. Toyota did something similar with the convertable Celicas and Supras, though at least the later Celicas did have EPC entried for the convertable.
Rare car nonetheless, but those stickers may not even have come on the car, previous owner may have added them, nobody knows for sure (yet
)Also, Suze, the trim you've got on that car there likely wouldn't fit 100% correctly on widebody cars I'd imagine.
isnt that just the white apperance package? you sure about the car being a 86.5 since its turbo?
Thats a beautiful car. I really like it even if it is an NA. By the way, did toyota make any other rare special edition MKiii's?
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blitzsupra said:
The white package came out in 89. That's an 86.5. It's not a Turbo, that was mentioned a few times in this thread, lol.
Jeff Lange said:I have a feeling all of the work done to this car was done stateside and not at the factory in Japan, it has that feel to it. Toyota has done this before. Also, none of the special parts for the car are listed in the EPC. Toyota did something similar with the convertable Celicas and Supras, though at least the later Celicas did have EPC entried for the convertable.
Rare car nonetheless, but those stickers may not even have come on the car, previous owner may have added them, nobody knows for sure (yet
Also, Suze, the trim you've got on that car there likely wouldn't fit 100% correctly on widebody cars I'd imagine.
jeff if you look at the first post in the pic he posted of the certificate or whatever... it has part numbers for the trim.... maybe its not listed in your catalog....
They're likely special USA part numbers, as they don't follow the normal trim name codes. They are long since discontinued of course. They probably had the place that did the cars do up a bunch of extra pieces and threw them in a warehouse somewhere.
No real way to check now, since they numbers are long since discontinued and no longer even show up in the Toyota USA parts system.
No real way to check now, since they numbers are long since discontinued and no longer even show up in the Toyota USA parts system.
