Over the moon to finally be able to say, I own a supra :yahoo:
On Saturday i went down to Canvey Island to meet Dave, and his car he had for sale.
A deal was made, and she was all mine!
Mechanically I can't fault her, other than needing a new front disc, and a hanger re-welding on the exhaust.
Inside looks to be pretty good, centre console, gaiters etc look a little tired, but the rear bench and front Uk leather seats are in great condition.
There's a few minor electrical issues, odo doesn't work and the instrument cluster doesn't light up, but I'm hoping they are fairly simple fixes.
Tonight I pulled the centre panels and cluster out, to start peeling off what was left of black plasti-dip, in order to tidy it up and paint it.
It also gave me a chance to see what the wiring was like behind, and tbh it looks pretty shoddy.
I found the 'how to' speedo converter thread so I'll have a read through that, see if everything has been done correctly. If it has, I'll re do the connections with solder and heat shrink, if not I'll start again.
Few pics of what I found:
Hopefully it's not too bad a mess and I can sort it.
I haven't taken any pics of the car yet, but there are a few on the sale ad:
http://mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?310238-Toyota-Supra-3-litre-NA-5-Speed-manual-SZR-ABS-LSD
The plan is to eventually have a 600+bhp turbo motor. This is going to be a very slow project so please be patient
Rich