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That's weak sauce, too, the font is wrong.

You're welcome to check with the fellow who made them - his screen name is ARZ here - but I suspect you're out of luck. I suspect that he isn't making any more.

Not much. The damn car only weighs 1700 lbs. An 11s Supra needs, what, about 500 whp, so a bug with half the weight would only need about 250.

Porsche engines fit, from what I understand, and they probably aren't ridiculously expensive over the pond... There are a few guys over here that run 10-11s passes in old bugs, but I haven't spent a lot of time talking to them about how much they have invested!

Thanks for the offer... but I suspect that cross border shipping both ways would hurt a little too much. Luckily I have some contacts up here for anodizing! :D

In the USA, (and likely Canada & Mexico, too) the easiest route would be the Mustang by a significant margin. The aftermarket support for the car is unbelievable, it's almost like it was designed for the 1/4 mile! ;) The only other thing I'd be willing to consider is an old Volkswagen Bug...

What kind of AFPR is that? I like the blue... I've been seriously considering taking mine apart and having it re-anodized blue.

So, your design is done. Attached is a picture... Now all I need is the file format(s) your embroidery shop can accept, and a confirmed size. And of course, if there is anything you'd like done differently, let me know.

I have both click and beam. The beam type is TERRIBLE for anything over ~40, or where you have to bend over, like torquing the head bolts in the engine bay. Click type rocks there. Snap on has ones that beep or vibrate as well, they are awesome. On my list of things to buy.

To be honest, hurricanes will play havoc with the price in areas that can be affected. That's actually real price reactions, however - lots of people try to fill up in a short time period, demand goes up, price goes up. Add to that the fact that it's harder for the gas stations to get supply -...

Not many - your best bet is to find a shop that specializes in the DSM cars - Mitsubishi Eclipse, Eagle Talon, Plymouth Laser. That where this idea originated from, and it's been available (and popular) for those vehicles for a lot longer. Just remember that they can't tune by knock on the...

You can rent one from a tool place for under $50, then you don't need to have it sitting around. :)

Wiring and electrical issues abound. If you enjoy working out that kind of bugs, give 'er.

Saw a quote the other day: This is for the rescue workers on the way UP the stairs when the building came down.

When was the last time you changed the plugs? And by hot, what exactly do you mean? Drive it like a bat out of hell on the way to the station and no lineup?

There is a step by step removal guide posted in the Tips section. http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=423

I'm with Figgie here, folks. Something is seriously wrong, but I rather doubt the knockoff market has much influence. Companies spend money in distinct areas. Marketing, manufacturing, warehousing, distribution, R&D, labor, etc, etc. Most of those areas, under a competent business manager...

Ebay seems to be the best bet, or someone here / supraforums that wrecks a car with this interior, but the stuff is silly rare for a complete set, and sets in good condition are just plain extinct.

Your only chance is finding the password or resetting the BIOS to factory defaults, and hope the user set password is stored in volatile memory...

By no means is it likely to happen. Would I live in a house with the LHC in my back yard? Sure! The folks working there are *scientists*. They got where they are by being *smart*. Smart people rarely stay where they can get blown up. Look around the world at Nuclear power, for instance...