Supra Rebuild

[Guest Budz86]

I can't see this being a very cost effective purchase looking at the prices of NA's these days. But good luck with it, I hope it turns out to be road worthy.

[j_jza80]

I cant see it being a loss theres over a grand in bits there if he changes his mind, good luck with the project mate

 

 

I agree with siome of the others that putting that back on the road is probably a false economy. However, if you break it you should be able to make some profit on the parts.

Good luck with whatever you decide to do with it.

[jevansio]

I cant see it being a loss theres over a grand in bits there if he changes his mind, good luck with the project mate

10p for the Magic Tree?

[johnd-mkiv]

10p for the Magic Tree?

 

It all adds up

[jevansio]

Shame too as it looked like a nice example (as long as it didn't have a VS nose)

[RobSheffield]

Isnt that chassis rail going to cost loads to sort?

 

Least you can break it when you get fed up

[Homer]

It won't be cost effective, but if you have access to a bodyshop who aren't charging for labour you should be able to get that done with 1-2k to play with. Suspension and subframe damage could be the costly bits to fix and by the looks of it you need to replace at least one corner.

 

Are they jiging it for free?