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So last time I changed my oil was my first time changing the Supra's oil. I went to the Toyota dealer to get a drain plug gasket, and the guy there reached under the counter and handed me a few. Once I took off my drain plug I saw that there was no way that these gaskets would fit, and realized...

Cool, maybe we'll see each other around there sometime. :)

Thanks!

Welcome, that's a beautiful Supra!

Thanks, I didn't think that they would carry the correct moulding clips, but I will give it a try. I guess I will need to pop that peice off to see what the broken clips look like and for them to match it.

I did end up having to take off the door panels to change them, but it wasn't too bad, and now they aren't broken and they stay on right. I haven't done much recently. But I did replace the power steering return line, and radiator cap that were both leaking. I bought this off of another member...

Hopefully someone can help me out with getting some part numbers. Ever since I got my car the rear window moulding hasn't been flush with the back window like it is supposed to be. If I push on the drivers side between the end and the washer sprayer, you can feel and hear a clip snap...

Welcome! Your car looks nice and clean.

Those look like they are the right part numbers. You are right that the hood lifts aren't hard to replace, it shouldn't take very long at all. To replace the rear ones you have to remove all of the plastic trunk pieces, the rear seat, and the rear seat armrest panel things to get the panels...

When I replaced my origial stereo I put in a Toyota 16814 stereo that I got off of ebay. It fit perfectly without any modifications, its lights are green, and it looks 100% stock. Here is a pic of mine:

Thanks for posting those pictures. I bet you are one of the few people who still have those papers. Even though I can't read Japanese its still pretty neat!:icon_bigg

I would also like to see a picture of this. It's always fun to see original paperwork from our Supras.

In my stock 87 N/A(74k miles) I get around 17-21 driving mostly city. My air filter has only a few thousand miles on it, and since I changed my plugs a couple of weeks ago, I seem to be getting slightly better MPGs. When I changed my plugs I also saw that my throttle body and y-pipe were very...

I also wear pumas. I think that they are comfortable, and better to drive in than running shoes or so because like shaeff said, they have thin soles.

Thanks. Did you happen to keep your first MK3?

I don't want to force the new ones on there and break them also, so I will probably have to remove the door panels to get the clip on the bottom into the hole without breaking. I have removed the door panels before to replace the speakers, and was just hoping that I wouldn't have to to replace...

Well, a couple of weeks ago I finally replaced my leaking master cylinder. Last weekend I replaced my spark plugs, rotor, and cleaned the distributor cap. While I had the throttle body off to do this, I cleaned it and the y-pipe because they were covered in a thick layer of grime. I flushed the...

Today, I replaced the spark plugs, and cleaned the throttle body and y-pipe for the first time in my 87 N/A Supra.:aigo: (man were they nasty). I also wanted to flush the radiator and replace it with Zerex G-05 coolant. I flushed it several times with water and I am ready to fill it with 50/50...

When mine started leaking I went with a replacement like that one, but I ordered mine from Advanced Auto. Its been several months and it isn't leaking. Here's a write-up I did after I replaced mine...