1987 Toyota Supra 5 Speed 136k Miles N/a 3.0 Liter 6 Cylinder Co Car Mk3 Mkiii on 2040-cars
Littleton, Colorado, United States
Up for auction is a 1987 Toyota Supra
3.0 liter inline 6 naturally aspirated with 136xxx miles on it 5 speed manual transmission All electrical works with the exception of the cruise control and master window switch (both windows go up and down just pass goes slowly up and doesnt work with pass controls) Trans and clutch work beautifully Included with the car will be a re-manufactured rack and pinion and tie rods all around Besides the rack and tie rods here are the other issues with the car Front tires need replaced A/C blows hot Fog lights and rear wing brake light have burnt out Clear coat is peeling on the roof and there is a large area where the paint has flaked off from someone hitting the car with a cart in a parking lot PS fluid leaks (have the rack to fix the issue) Valve covers leak oil as well as some other areas probably Battery is too small for the car so it slides around if you take a corner hard Carpet is full of stains but interior is very clean for the age Solid CO car no rust to speak of Will provide shipping, email me on a quote or any questions or any inquiries about purchasing |
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