I know what you mean. There is a really solid feel to the Supra, you can tell it was made to be solid and quality, not with whatever plastic was cheaper at the time. The only pieces on my car's interior that have broken are the rear ashtray, and that was someone not pulling it out the correct way, the passenger seat belt cap stretched when I took them off to replace the rear hatch shocks, and my ebrake and shift boots were a little crusty after 25 years. I replaced all of these little things and it is great. No squeaks, loose parts, rattles, just solid Toyota quality.
As far as what I did to my Supra today, I drove it as usual. Around here we get pollen really bad this time of the year. To the point where it leaves a thick nasty film on the cars after just a few days and when it rains and then the roads dry out there are yellow streaks of pollen left where the water puddled and ran down the road. My Supra spends most of the time in the garage, and it is still covered. I tried taking the blower today to blow the pollen off, but it didn't really work. I'm just glad it's silver and not black. I hate this pollen, it's ridiculous.
I also ordered all the parts for my new exhaust on my Supra. I'm excited to get rid of the rattling noise the stock one makes since it is falling apart on the inside.
