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Bought my 87 Turbo in 2008 with 115K on the clock. 133K on it now.

I'd say rod knock.

Gunmetal grey would look good on your car. I'd love to get a set myself, but there is another Supra in town, same color as mine but with the TT wheels.

North of Philly here by about an hour and a 45 minutes. I see very few MKIII's in my neck of the woods.

Power steering resivour mount/bracket. It goes on the exhaust side of the engine by the coolant sensors and cam postion sensor.

I have a set of 205/55 Blizzak's on my sawblades. Works rather well.

Very limited color choices but, Krylon Fusion paint works well on plastic parts. I used it on my mk2 when I redid the interior to black.

Cool. Nice find. Well worth the cost of that shifter. That's my mk3 in the photos on the Suprasport page.

I was out in Long Island on Tuesday, didn't see a single MKIII the whole time. If I would have had more time, I would have looked some people up. Maybe I can swing something on my next trip out.

The 25th is a Sunday... I'll be down, not sure if it'll be in the MKII or the MKIII.

I doubt if I'll make it down. BHG in my 87.

Basically, since I was rear ended and the driver said it was his fault, his insurance company is picking up the tab for the repairs. My insurance company is completely out of the picture.

I just heard back from the shop doing the estimate. Short version is, the car will be fixed. Yay for me, something finally went right for me this week.

I'm about 40-45 minutes south.

I have some on my laptop. I'll have to post them somewhere.

Liability only, unfortunately. I haven't talked to either insurance company yet. No injuries, luckily. I already started pulling ads and checking prices. Thanks for the tip. I'll be intouch if I have any questions, thanks Adjuster.

Yup, I have the MKIII less than a year. When I got it, it had 115K miles on it, now about 121K. I put alot of work into it, I just hope I don't get a raw deal from his insurance. I might need to get on the 5M rebuild for my MKII.

And then depression sets in.... On my way home from work, BANG! As they say, the rest is history. Left rear quarter panel is buckled, bumper cover is hosed, sheetmetal under the driver taillight is pushed in. I didn't try to open the hatch, just incase I can't get it closed again. Once...

Mine is sitting in front of the house in a freshly shoveled parking space. My 85 is still down due to an engine rebuild, but for now, the MKIII will have to take over DD duties.

I'm about 40 minutes away from you, in Nesquehoning.