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Ya, we all told him he was an idiot, but he didn't believe til Western Union saved his ass

^How do you almost get scammed? Ebay is just fine as long as you use your head. You have to be aware that scams are everywhere. You should also know that they are pretty damn easy to spot. If you see something that is too good to be true (especially on high dollar type items), it's more likely...

send him tea MKIII's toilet seat, from his new sig. You gotta have a little bit more weight . A toilet seat is about the same weight as 2 xbox's

DAMN.........that's a lot of Quid

I just had mine installed, and weenied out and payed somebody . He tried to hard wire it and skip the harness the first time. He worked on it for 2 hours, and then realized the harness was gonna be needed. So he ordered it, and I had to come back. On the 3rd trip he finally did the work. It took...

Call you nearest western union, and verify the transaction number. By no means ship anything until cash money is in your hands. Also, have them tell you everything you will need to do the transaction before hand. There is a lot of info you will need from him.

To be noted here, is the fact that the swap has already been done! That will save someone the trouble of all the headaches (or all the fun) of making it work. The money and time you save there, will be what you need to put into making the rest of the car a good car. Just make sure he has worked...

Definite scam! That shit happens all the time. Don't reply to his message.

That car probably will be gone soon at some price If he's not a member here, deduct $1000 from whatever you offer. With that type work, you want somebody who has good back up while building it.

Welll....now it's been proven...............There's no Rhyme or reason why we ended up with these cars (Grace of God maybe).........but PLEASE......leave the poem writing to professionals

I'll be there. And Bill (black MKIV), and Tony (neon) are supposed to be there. I'm gonna call Jim (black MKIII) and Jeromy (Baltic blue MKIV) too.

If you don't have traction issues then, sell the car it's junk! If you do launch like this, check 92turbo4life's rebuild thread for instructions, you're gonna need them. Sorry Adam, had to do it on this one. Redline launch is crazy. Definitely read outofstep's thread! You don't want to do...

Hell Ya.....You moving to Alabama? Either way, we want to see pics of the new car

:werd: sludt5thesupraguy will take care of you!

quick google search found this. Hope it helps............. A340E Applications: 1987-1992 Cressida 1986-1998 Toyota Supra non-turbo 1987-1992 Toyota Supra turbo 1995-1998 Pickup 2.4L I4, 3.0L V6, 3.4L V6 (Tacoma) 1993-1995 T100 3.0L V6 1993-1997 Previa 2.4L w/supercharger...

I was just looking at a parts thread by supra90turbo, and it reminded me of how I found my Supra. Here's the story (sorry for the length)........ A couple years back, for extra money, I was running a newspaper route. I was subbing for a guy (making tax free cash money), and running a route...

Maybe you could make her some money. I'd be in for a group buy at the right price. (Of my car of course) I 'd definitely trust that she'd do a great job.

Ryan,.........I'm your friend!

I swear the turbo was packed in their real tight! I used my best styrofoam peanuts

I do shipping for a living (mainly UPS)...........and occasionally have taken Air packages to there dock after hours. Package handlers get too much blame for the damage. In my small 200,000 person town, the conveyor system they have is very brutal. Ya, drivers roll heavy packages sometimes, but...