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Meh, no care. I love the new Top Gear so much though! Those guys crack me up!

You got it, trucker. One of the many things that makes this site a great place to be!

From memory I believe the FPD is a 19mm and can be quite a bear to remove without damaging yourself on the intake manifold... I bought a set of crows-foot sockets for the turbo oil drain. They work good. Time consuming but it's easier than using a wrench up there and less frustrating. Pic...

If you need a hand with this, I can come by this weekend, Tom. I have a spare everything including new(ish) starter (assuming you're 5spd)

Looks just like factory if you use light enough coats. It is, essentially, the same stuff the factory uses.

I'd sell it. This coming from someone who has a big project Supra, a "reliable DD" Supra, and 2 legacy wagons, one summer DD and one winter car. Buy a Subaru, enjoy doing nothing to it. Finish the purple car!

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Holy thread bumpage...... It works on a standard drill. The one we have at work someone cut 3 flat spots in it so it would work better in a 3-jaw chuck..

It appears he had a 92 white package parts car?

Very nice! What's the mod list?

EXACTLY! It's been such a BIG DEAL for SO LONG that who knows if it'll be any good? My brother is a big proponent for GT5 and he was all excited to get the NEWEST sneak preview demo. I went over, it's one car, one track, no customization, no other choices. BORING. I really want to see GT5, but...

Downshift, definitely. I'm so off-put when I drive an Auto... no control to downshift and doing so manually is usually too harsh... That said, I rarely, RARELY, use the clutch. Basically slip in traffic and when starting. Once the car is going ~5mph, I generally don't use the clutch to shift...

I grabbed a couple 4" Silverado aluminum driveshaft's that a dealer was throwing away with the thought I would have them made into Supra driveshafts by a driveshaft shop. After some thought, it seems much more dangerous than I'd like and I would be better off using one made for these cars by a...

I have the cruise control switches from a 91 Maxima that I planned to use when I went to aftermarket wheel, but never got around to it. I will try to do it again with the red supra, as the wiring is quite simple. The switch I used is pictured below and has 3 buttons...

OOH GT5!!! Hey, lets all hold our breath this time, maybe it'll come out ;) I love Gran Turismo as much as anyone else who grew up playing it.... I can't wait for it either, but I'm not exactly waiting, thank god... This will make me buy a PS3 when it comes out though.

Welcome, Bob! We are mainly a MK3 forum, but a lot of our members have had or currently do own older Supras and will more than likely be able to help you find whatever it is that you are looking for. We have a basic rule here when concerning projects, resto's, or anything Supra related; Post...

LMAO! My thoughts exactly!! I saw the thread title and said "nah, gotta be something else" but quickly realized that it was exactly what it sounded like once I got in here. We are a wacky bunch, eh? haha

Threads like this make me wonder if ShawnDude is still out there with his Supra... He had 400,000+kms 5 years ago...

Any pics of the molding you are planning to use? As Grimjack said, IF done properly, it could look very good...

They look like the ones that control the HVAC or go towards the cluster, Art. I'm not sure about the 2-pin connector, but the big one does go somewhere back there. Try pulling the ECU down and fishing around in there. Sometimes they fall back and are hard to see.