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FOR SALE: Supra SZ-R NA-T 6 speed manual 1996


Supra Ems

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Hello all,

After 16 years I have reluctantly decided to sell my Supra 😪.  My job has changed, so it's not really getting used as much as it used to, so think it's time for it to find a new home.  It's been a fantastic car and a privilege to own, but hopefully someone else can have as much fun with it as I have.  

Make:

Toyota Supra

Model:

SZ-R NA-T 6-speed manual

Year:

1996 

Facelift:

Yes

Mileage:

118,600

MOT remaining:

8 months

Service history:

I have owned the car since import.  All receipts retained since imported (2007 onwards) and some original Japanese documents.  Oil/ filter changes every 6 months, except for last couple of years when I have reduced to annually because I wasn’t using it as much (last year did approx. 1000 miles)

Car's location:

South London/ Surrey

Modifications:

·       Whifbitz Supra NA-T kit:

o   Supra 6 speed TT clutch

o   Supra NA oil pump

o   Clevite big end bearings

o   Replaced front crank seal, camshaft seal, cam cover seals and cambelt

o   Can give full spec over conversion if needed….

·       Link SupraLink 2JZ Non VVTI plug & play ECU – fitted by SRD Tuning – ECU setup, mapping and dyno also done – 419 BHP at 0.5 BAR (2018)IMG_2452.thumb.JPG.dee50fc4c79c5a3f8c7eff9bd4de6adf.JPG

·       Oil cooler

·       Ultralite 18” Nurburg alloys recently refurbished and repainted in Lamborghini Bronze

·       UK Spec calipers, EBC Ultimax grooved rotors on front

·       Blitz Nur Spec-R full exhaust system

·       Tein Streetbasis coilovers

·       Aeromotive Fuel pressure regulator

·       Blow off valve

·       Additional gauges: Apexi Oil pressure, oil temperature, Boost, HKS turbo timer, SPA fuel pressure/voltmeter.

·       Supra Pro front and rear anti roll bar bush kit

·       Ganador door mirrors

·       TRD rear spoiler with carbon fibre blade

·       Wahlbro fuel pump kit

·       Yellowstuff brake pads

·       Whifbitz solid gearbox mount

·       TOAD alarm and immobiliser

·       Pioneer (Apple Play) double DIN head unit and subwoofer, Kenwood 1000W amp and Kenwood speakers

·       Loads of other bits/ receipts that I’ve probably forgotten about – I’ve had the car a long time!  These are the highlights 😊

Good bits:

Mechanically sound, super reliable car. One owner since imported in 2007.  Mainly garaged overnight or kept on driveway.

Bad bits:

27-year-old car, so bodywork showing some signs of wear.  Has been my daily driver for years, so odd scratches/ small dent, but overall, not too bad at all for its age!

PRICE

£24,995 ONO

Please PM for contact details.

Thanks for reading,

Emmeline

 

 

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1 hour ago, scottyt said:

I think the only difference in the v161 and v160 is the gear ratios I maybe wrong on that though 

6 Speed (V160) / (V161)
First.........3.827 / 3.724
Second....2.360 / 2.246
Third.......1.685 / 1.541
Fourth.....1.312 / 1.205
Fifth.........1.000 / 1.000
Sixth........0.793 / 0.818
Reverse...3.280 / 3.192

From the NZ bible to all things Supra

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Inside the engine bay it'll be written on the chassis plate what it came with, as others have it'll be V161 as it's a facelift SZ-R, but on the actual gearbox not sure re V160 vs V161 but tbh it won't IMO effect the value if it had by some chance (unlikely) been swapped

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2 hours ago, Supra Ems said:

Ok! Cheers guys! I’ll have a look. Re: value - I guess it’s only worth what someone will pay for it at the end of the day 😬😬. I’m not in a rush to sell but don’t really want it hanging round for ages though!

Have a look here:

http://mkiv.supras.org.nz/specs.htm#COMPARISIONS

If you look at the VIN stamp under the bonnet it'll say v161/160 for trans/axle.

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5 hours ago, Style said:

I don't think I've ever heard someone haggle a price down on a full car based on the fact it's a 161 instead of a 160. They're both incredibly stout and imo don't affect the value at all.

My post was for the other way! Or as the ad says offers too, don't come down at all!

 

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