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Wow! The first headlights I actually like MORE than pop-ups!

That's a really bad crash, yikes. But I agree with above, if they were wearing seat belts, they probably could have made it. Just look how the passenger compartment still has its shape.

Shame to see the poor MR2 get wiped out :icon_mad:

The circumstances are pretty bad, and it's really a shame that after all this work he got rounded up anyway. BUT, make sure to smack him for driving like a fool this last time when he gets out.

Writing in VHDL People who pass on the right shoulder while I wait to turn left Religious fanatics Powdered cheese People who drive too slow on two-lane roads People who drive too fast on two-lane roads Having a car without AC Getting salt on my car in the winter Thieves People who...

From Carfax (without actual report, therefore free) Year/Make/Model: 1989 TOYOTA SUPRA Body Style: LIFTBACK 3 DR Engine Type: 3.0L L6 FI Manufactured In: JAPAN Search Results: 19 records found in our database So it's N/A

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Thats certainly an interesting idea...how many people are sporting their moms old motor?

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Haha, I do the same thing. If I see a MKIII (or any Supra), I'll park as right next to it if possible. :icon_bigg It'd make my day if the same happened to me.

Kilograms :icon_lol:

... Bahahahaaha Worth a look: http://www.streetviewfun.com/top-100/

How is the sound? That + Re-routed DDP is my dream exhaust.

A college education.

I suppose I should add one more factor into the equation. The engine on the Supra has JUST been rebuilt (spent $3k on it). So it has brand new oil pump, MHG, pistons, clutch, Radiator, etc. So it has 0 miles on the engine, and 140,000 on the body. The Honda in question is a 170,000 mile car...

Okay everyone, I'm looking for opinions from people who care about cars, namely Supras... I'm currently studying abroad in Germany, and while I'm here, my parents are moving to California, so I'm going to be coming back to Minnesota and living on my own. They are also (so very kindly) leaving...

The fact that I have yet to have a set of piston rings that seals.

When I did mine, I just used two flathead screwdrivers (with the tips wrapped in electrical tape, to prevent damage) and gently pried from underneath at the same time. Gentile but firm force should take them right off.

This needs some context.

I'm amazed nobody has mentioned Jeff Lange yet! Mr. Search has always been very helpful, but with the sort of problems I've been working on, Jeff always seemed to be at the end of the search... MDC has helped me a ton with a turbo rebuild, I'll hopefully have it boosting in a few months...