1997 Toyota Supra Turbo * 2300 Miles On Engine ! * Prof. Built & Tuned * Hks on 2040-cars
Milton, New York, United States
OVER 100 PHOTOS ~ PLEASE SCROLL DOWN AT END OF DESCRIPTION 1997 TOYOTA SUPRA TURBO --------- ======================== -------
1997 Alpine Silver Toyota Supra 2JZGTE.
Professionally Meticulously Engineered and Executed
3.0L straight 6, AT, A/C, PS, PDL, PW, P antenna
* 123k miles on the body * ~ Only 2300 miles on the motor ~
Original color was a “Quicksilver” car ~rare ~ currently painted a slightly darker Anthracite Gray color.
Sport Top ~ “Targa” top ~ (removable
and stores in the trunk – convertible )
~ Brand new Motor fully Balanced and Blueprinted ~ Built by Alex Shen of SP Engineering in CA.
http://www.sp-power.com/about-sp/
Head
fully ported New Hankook tires Rear 295/ 30 ZR19 Front 205/30 ZR 19
Front airdamn lip
Tons $$$$$ Invested ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Phone 845 444 4414
Email nexcar@optonline.net
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This vehicle is being sold “AS IS “ with no warranty implied A $ 1000 deposit is to be deposited to Pay Pal within 48hrs. by the Winning Bidder Full Payment to be made within 7 days of Auction end . Wire Transfer ~ Bank Check ~ Cash will be accepted . This vehicle is being advertised locally and seller reserves right to end auction at any time upon a sale of other means . We welcome any independent inspections of this vehicle before the end of this auction to assist in your bidding decision . Please do so before Auction is completed. ******** Once the vehicle is sold all sales are final . PLEASE BE A RESPONSIBLE BIDDER
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