1989 Toyota Supra 1jzgtte 5 Speed Targa on 2040-cars
Pierre, South Dakota, United States
Reserve is less then it would cost to do the 1jz conversation Up for auction at a low low reserve, 1989 Toyota supra 5speed targa top, with a 1jz twin turbo conversation. Engine runs smooth, no leaks, no smoke, doesn't burn oil, turbos spool fast up to 11psi. Installed light weight aluminum flywheel, 3"stainless down pip, huge intercooler with 2.5" piping, and a HKS blow off velve. Body is in good shape small scrape on rear fender, paint looks great for its age, installed new front bumper, interior is in far condition, installed newer front leather seats, apexi boost gauge, white gauge kit stainless dash kit, gt grant steering wheel. Greddy turbo timer, greddy speed defencer. Tires have 10,000 miles on them. All gauges work prefect. Transmission shifts smooth. |
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