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I use regular Valvoline Dexron III in the power steering and regular Valvoline 75w-90 in the transmission.

Yeah, I'm sure they are safe when you know what you are doing, but I have never used a buffer before and I wouldn't want to try it for the first time on my Supra. I also have a hard time trusting other people with my car.

That's why I would never use a buffer on my car, or let anyone else use one on it. I feel much safer applying everything by hand.

The car looks really clean. Is it still the original paint?

Looks like you can get the trunk carpet from stockinteriors.com as well. http://www.stockinteriors.com/AutoCarpet.asp?Itemid=8149&MakeId=28&ModelId=410

Definitely stunning...

Nice! Your Supra looks great, I always liked the dark blue Supras.

Its cool that you are going to fix it up. It looks good for only $1000.

I agree. The Toyota ones are the best. When you compare them to the cheap Autozone ones you can see that the Toyota ones are heavier, have more rubber, and are built better.

Thats me! I love the cupholders, they are out of the way, and do exactly what they are supposed to do. It also gives you a good place to put your phone, ipod, etc. The best part is you don't see it when the console lid is down, and even when it is up it looks factory and no one would ever know...

I'm sorry to hear about what happened. I always liked to see the pictures of your Supra in your signature. I also think it would be worth it to buy the car back and save the good parts, but it is your decision.

Very nice. Looks like it was a lot of fun.

You have a beautiful car, and I have to agree, it is great to see classic cars in good shape.

Very nice!

Doing the tune up will help you out alot. When I changed the plugs in my car I also cleaned all of the junk on the throttle body and y pipe. Afterwards, the car seemed more responsive and peppier.

Here is a TSB on how to remove them. I broke all the clips the first time I took the door panels off, and haven't broken any since I now know how to take them off. http://www.supras.com/06/techcenter/printable.php?QID=72

Yup, Toyota should still sell them.

Do what OfnaRcR4 and f00g00 said. Just like Justin said, my gas gauge isn't very accurate. It will show I have a quarter tank, but I can only put in 10 gallons before it is completely full and we have 18.5 gallon tanks. It always looks like I am getting awful gas mileage, but it is always right...

I installed my fumoto valve yesterday. I had to torque it to 34 ft-lbs to get it to stop leaking from the dent in the oil pan, but at least now I will never have to worry about taking out a drain plug agian and getting it to seal up right.

Car looks good. Are those OEM wheels of a newer car?