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the owner I bought if from, friend of mine, used to be a trucker. he bought it in VA (I think) when it was only a year or so old. Moved to TX, then moved up to RI. He was moving back to TX but at that point, the AC compressor seized and he didn't feel like trailoring it out. He offered it to a...

yup. I've seen something like that attempted with a subaru- let's just say it didn't go well

nice to see it on the road to recovery :)

sounds all sort of fishy but, it it's legit- great deal

pretty slick

:lol: I'm not a huge fan of polishing, but as the saying goes- whatever floats your boat

well at least it was "simple" :D

sadly it seems to be the way to make money on that site. I stay away from stuff with insane shipping

108k RIP loved the car- it sat for 2 years in my mother's backyard. jump start right up and then with a new battery, ran like a champ

mine has no wing or lip

probably around 6k my only regret- running out of money when I bought a bum engine so now I have to get rid of it all (child on the way).:(

I'd say $500 if you want to be "nice" but that's about it

I had that problem with mine. After a drive, go to that side/wheel of the car. if it smells like brakes, you've got a stuck caliper. they sell lube kits for it that may work, if not, can always rebuild it

didn't I see that quote somewhere: A good supra owner owns more than one- one to drive and one for parts or something to that effect

sounds like the valve if it's just blowing cold air, but if you've already checked it, got me

:biglaugh: that's, uh, interesting:D

I'd say on the targa if you're going to do it- kind of like a mini

so is it an 89 because of the steering wheel? I'm kidding:D

nice, talk about a sleeper

will do, probably getting it back to my "storage" place sat, I can have pics then (if all goes according to plan)