Clean 1995 Toyota Supra Twin Turbo Hatchback 2-door 3.0l 2jz-gte on 2040-cars
Santa Clara, California, United States
Pros:
'95 MKIV Supra Turbo 4-speed automatic Removable targa sport roof Brand new professionally repainted porcelain white (~$5k) Brand new professionally redone leather interior (~$2.5k) GReddy Profec B-spec electronic boost controller (~$200), set for 8psi daily ProSport boost gauge (~$50) Stock twin turbos Megan Racing 3" downpipe (stock part w/ catalytic converter included) Aftermarket 3" Exhaust BC Racing coilovers (~$1k) XXR 18" 521 black wheels (~$600), 8.5"+25 front 10"+25 rear New tires, alignment done (~$600) -- Continental 235/40 front, 265/35 rear Pioneer CDP/head unit w/ iPod and AUX input (have original radio console) MB Quart sound system Aftermarket intake/filter Tinted windows New taillights 97-98 style badging/logos (e.g. "Supra Turbo" on rear) Weatherproofing and rubber redone at ~80k Timing belt, water pump replaced at ~80k Fluids flushed and replaced recently 85XXX original miles, never rebuilt Original VINs Clean title Clean CarFax/AutoCheck, no accidents (VIN will be provided to serious buyers) Original tools (for suspension, wheels, spare tire, targa top) Beautiful 2JZ-GTE engine Everything works (except first point in cons) Cons: Hatch mechanism no longer holds (~$80 for a new pair of hatch pistons, or $90+shipping to re-charge current ones from strutwise.com) Scratching on driver's-side interior panels Light rash on passenger front wheel (single wheel worth ~$150) Text me at (732) 910-607eight for serious inquiries. |
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