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Scott-tt

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  1. Sounds like pirates treasure A har mar harties Lol
  2. Read the advert it's a straight 5 with permanent 4 wheel drive!!?!
  3. If you can't sell a car after about a year they're maybe just trying to cut their loses maybe this is more the true value of these cars there are loads of them on ebay that just never sell. I hope they do come down in price then I can make the jump from na to tt
  4. Scott-tt

    Hi

    Welcome to the club
  5. If you scroll through the pictures it looks like they're pulling the engine out of an E30 that must have been an awesome car with the V12 in it
  6. Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought Toyota type 4 was the stuff to use
  7. I'm looking for a lower oil sump it's for a preface lift na. Let me know if you have one lying about
  8. The blue car is an na manual though so I'd have thought 4-5k would be about right for that car
  9. You need to speak to an architect they can get the ball rolling and put you in touch with the right trades men
  10. The last time I ordered a rotor arm new screws came in the box they may be included this was for a soarer instead of a supra but I'd imagine that shouldn't make a difference. It was a blueprint one
  11. This thread will have to go some to be as good as the one on passionford http://passionford.com/forum/pictures-video-and-photoshop-forum/322583-the-abandoned-cars-ford-thread.html
  12. Nice work. I love the oled screen. Ive got the mr2 needles aswell i think they look better
  13. Looks great. My mate has a similar car port the best thing is your under cover staying dry if the rain comes on but still have loads of natural light
  14. This thing looks awesome he's done everything I want to do with mine
  15. Scott-tt

    Hi

    Congrats and Welcome to the club Have you got any pics
  16. My dad had an allegro too haha. That was a long time ago
  17. There are K reg ones, and irc K should mean '92 L is '93.
  18. Just cut the old drop links off with an angle grinder if they spin or a hack saw but that'll take ages
  19. A lot of people save up to own cars like these. Then realise they can't afford to put fuel in it, they can't afford to insure it etc so they sell it on. Some of these cars are 23 years old so is 15 really that surprising. I once had an e36 with 18 previous owners the car had been drifted and generally had a very hard life but it still drove well and looked good. Supras/Soarers etc are seriously well made and can survive a little neglect that's just part of the fun of owning older imports is fixing all that stuff up putting other peoples wrongs right. BUT if the owner before you was a lunatic then your going to have your work cut out
  20. I'm going to get some pics tomorrow and write up a spec list. I sold my FTO last week aswell after buying it back again so the heard is being thinned I've just got too many cars my black supra hasn't turned a wheel in about a year now so I want to get it back out and cleaned up
  21. I bought the car as a rolling shell and built it up. I went this route thinking it would be cheaper but I think in the end I've probably spent just as much as I would have done putting the car back to stock
  22. I'll get some pics up I'm going to get some new ones
  23. The reason I was thinking about selling is because I want to put some cash into my black supra as I can't really afford to keep both
  24. Just wondering what you lot think I've got a silver 1uz v8 auto supra it's just had a full stainless exhaust fitted from the manifolds all the way back. I've had it for about 3 and a half years now it does need some interior parts and a bit of a general tidy up but it's mot'd and driving I've been considering selling it recently as an ongoing project for someone to make into a nice car again it was originally a tt auto
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