THIS Toyota Supra Gets to Live Another Day! Owner Fixing it for His Son! and it Needs A LOT!

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This Toyota Supra that has been in the background of many videos finally got the green light from the owner for a full overhaul to get it back on the road for his son.
It is a beautiful car but the story behind it is even more beautiful. When a father will go to this lengths to share the joy that he had with this car with his son who's going to be driving soon.
This car of course needs a lot of work, but it does have a lot of sentimental value to the owner which I fully understand. In this video which is the first of a few non consecutive videos, we take a look at the car to figure out what it needs and what issues are we having with this particular project.
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@tundranc9130 Год назад

Been working for Toyota and Lexus for 36 years best car Toyota ever made

@JohnSmith-mk8hz Год назад

Those are great looking cars. Got to keep the oldies but goodies on the road.

@Barton_Motors_Ltd Год назад

Amen

@myZcarlife Год назад

I owned an 87 Turbo with white pearl paint and the targa top for about 9 years. I had to part with it because I didn't have enough room at my old house for all of the cars we had. I don't miss the issues with the 7M-GTE engine, but it was a great car to drive, especially for a cross-country cruise. I could drive over 12 hours in a day in this car and not feel tired. I hope this car gets restored to its old glory.

@Gaf318 Год назад

I owned the same exact car. Same everything. We live in the Northeast so the car was garage all winter. Nice weather rolls around and I wanted to take it out. Problem the car would not start. I open the hood and found mice or chipmunks took up residents in the turbo. Luckly I was friends with one of the owners of the Toyota dealership. They covered it under warranty even though it wasn't supposed to be warranty. Following winters I made sure the engine was well sealed. Owned the car for 5 years. Never had a problem. Loved the dam car.

@ggmobi5817 Год назад

One of rare Toyotas that can "turn my revs" high.

@cbennett6093 Год назад

Me too, same one. I got tired of maintenance including replacing the head gasket. Fun to drive, but thankfully I no longer have the sports car bug. I do currently own corollas, 4runner, Avalon, and a scion though.

@Frank-pv1hp Год назад

Cold start injector! Wow, that brings back some memories!

@markweatherill Год назад

I remember peeking inside one of these and realising the indicator and light stalks were exactly the same as in my little Toyota Starlet hatchback.

@andyroid5028 Год назад

_A Starlet must have been (I assume) a European version of a North American Toyota Tercel? Just an initial guess._

@michiganmotorsports Год назад

I've had/built 50+ cars, and now I just do the easy stuff on my cars and off road machines. I really enjoy your videos. They are therapeutic to me.

@michaelwarren5646 Год назад

Beautiful classic car, and they brought it to the best place to get it back running, and not get taking to the cleaners. I can't wait to view the progress. I can sense the pride you have in this car..

@pierlouis7325 11 месяцев назад

The cleaners akajunkyard.

@paulandres8979 Год назад

I had a non turbo 1987 Supra nearly 30 years ago. Prior to that I had a 1984 Supra p-type. Loved those 2 cars. The 87 was quicker, even being a non turbo, but the 84 was my favorite.

@flyonbyya Год назад

Supra Life FOREVER !

@Obey_My_Dog 4 месяца назад

I used to own an 88 turbo. Had the same black and crome wheels and everything. I did a full rebuild on the 7MGTE and did a fresh stage 3 clutch. Right after I put in the clutch, it got stolen out of my driveway. You are absolutely right. They used a screw driver to steal it. I found it stripped and abandoned on the end of a dirt road. Totally heart breaking. I put the stock wheels back on it and pieced it back together. I never got over the theft. I felt violated. I sold it not long after that. Years later, I find myself missing that car everyday

@Tommerd Год назад

BREAKS MY HEART TO SEE WHAT TIME DOES TO THESE BEAUTIES!!!!

@rushnerd Год назад

I have the same exact one with the same milage in Grey. It's not even remotely like this. Still feels like a modern car. I've replaced/upgraded everything that needed to and she's just freakin' amazing.

@peterpeter5666 Год назад

toyota straight six was the smoothest engine i have ever seen in my life , no vibration, no noise especially on the cresida's . the first time i worked on one it was like wtf?

@blackrifle6736 Год назад

*No Bimmer fanboy here, but clearly evident Toyota took good notes on BMW's engine design philosophy. Cheers!*

@yyeppesz Год назад

During the Covid lockdown, I bought a 89 non-turbo and spent the year doing the head gasket. I had the head cleaned along with valve job. I replaced all the hoses, timing belt, water pump, o2 sensor, fuel regulator, belts and injectors. I used all genuine Toyota parts. It runs like new!

@rayandolina11 Год назад

I had an 87. One of my favorite cars I've ever owned.

@aircoolscott Год назад

The previous generation was my personal favorite.

@astonmarjo Год назад

Yeah buddy!!! Restore it.... I commented on you having one of these previously. I love Mine dearly....😍 1990 model and I've always kept it in great shape 25yrs owned. Totally restored with a complete engine, transmission swap. Built 2jzgte single turbo now and GR T-56 twin disc clutch, aluminum Driveshaft shop one piece. New carpet, new NRG racing seats, custom interior, new paint, lowering springs and tokico illumina two way sport struts. Front/Rear strut braces, fresh rear differential. Led lighting ect. Big fuel system and pumps. AEM infinity 6, BTI monitor. All I can say is it's One Badd AZZ car if may say so myself. 1k+HP but less than 1700hp. I may drive it 6 times year. 🌟🏁🏁🏁💯🌟😬😬😬

@stonewalled9696 Год назад

Lol. I was just in the CCN shop last Friday and asked about this video. It was a pleasure being at the shop and having my car worked on by one of the best. Even got a pocket screw driver out of the deal. Thanks for the souvenir!

@BenKempa Год назад

Which car do you have? Is it going to be in a video?

@andydufresne8034 Год назад

The older Supras looked so much better. I always thought the Mark IV was funny looking, and hoped they would make the new one look more like this, but oh well. Looking forward to seeing more on this one. My mom had an 82 Corolla with that style key and that was a blast from the past for me.

@nateoum1359 Год назад

Bought my son a 92 integra. Only kid in high school that drives a manual. He loves it and plans to keep it bone stock.

@aldomassa7473 Год назад

Brilliant yet again, it’s like walking into a museum and getting a private tour. Go Toyota. God bless you too and yours.

@chuckquinn8026 Год назад

Headrests and crotch cooler vent are like my 90 SR5 V6 pickup 👍👍

@blackrifle6736 Год назад

*Yep. Crotch Cooler (or warmer) was a useful comfort feature also found on Cressidas. Quite necessary for some of us... Cheers!*

@tomc8115 Год назад

Love stories like this! My first car was a 1995 Ford Escort GT and in its old age you could also start it with a screwdriver. Almost 200 K miles when we gave it away. Great memories. Can't wait to see the revival of this Supra.

@brandonrilett6740 Год назад

Love driving my mothers 87 5 speed Turbo , cant wait to own it ,

@romeokabatay4655 Год назад

I used to own a 1975 Celica GT, got it new, traded in a Honda accord with “sonic boom” at 55mph and all four flat tires every a.m. in the ND winters . I was passing thru Devils Lake and saw the Celica at the Toyota dealer so I left the Honda and drove home with the Celica. The Supra then was an extended chassis Celica but couldn’t afford it then. It was a fun reliable car and I enjoyed it a lot. Your featured Supra brings back memories of our life at Belcourt, ND.😊

@rushnerd Год назад

So this is almost exactly the same Supra I bought in summer 21'. Same year and milage. Mine is an auto, but it's just immaculate. Doesn't remotely look like this one at all inside and out. Makes me realize now what I actually have and inspires me to keep it that way! I bought it with the Headgasket issue fixed and and the valves replaced. It got that same powersteering leak a few months after and it and the A/C all fluids, timing belt, master cylinder have been addressed. I was never a car guy before this car, but I've replaced the wheels/tires/rotors/suspension/completely converted ALL the lights to custom LED/ fixed the seized calipers and painted them/swaybars/intake/fiberglass window louvers/decals etc etc. Never imagined I would love a car THIS much. She has been a complete dream and the attention it gets on the road/gas stations/car shows is something very new to me. The car handled like a boat when I bought it with MASSIVE body roll. With the huge whiteline front swaybar and rear strut brace along with lowering it on Fortune 500 coilovers, it's the best handling car I've ever driven. IMO there is not a better looking car inside and out on the road. These are worth enthusiasts time if you can find the right one and I'm SO glad this was your second car, Car Care Nut :)

@georgeali7189 Год назад

Love the old cars and 4x4. Love to see the restoration of this legend.

@Rhamsanavong Год назад

When I was 16, My first car was a black 1986.5 Supra with the 7MGE. That I had bought for $500. Miss that car and it taught me how to drive manual transmission. Great car only thing was the previous owner rigged a home light switch hanging to bypass the security system, so the driver was able to start the car without stepping on the clutch. It was super ghetto 😂. Great video Amd!

@rushnerd Год назад

That's insane. I cannot fathom this as a first car since it's the LEAST casual car I've ever driven and it's very large. Took me months to get fully used to it and even STILL after two years getting into the drivers seat after driving other cars for a few weeks is a stark contrast. My 88' NA Auto was $8,000 so I'm a bit jealous lol.

@chozusmakavelli Год назад

a guy in our area had a black turbo supra for sale for about £3000 back in 98, we were kids, my mate wanted the car but couldn't afford it, so he went and threw paint stripper over the car one night, then offered him £500 for it a few days later and got the car. that's how they do business the ghetto.

@andyroid5028 Год назад

@@chozusmakavelli Man, that's cold!

@chozusmakavelli Год назад

@@andyroid5028 the same guy im talking about went around next man's yard and fed the guys dog in the night for a few weeks, then one day just walked off with it (a red nosed pit). we are from the hood, ghetto youths tend to find intuitive ways of getting shit they can't have, I mean obtaining goods or services in a cost effective manner using less than orthodox procedures. the good news is I'm talking 20yrs ago, now the guy runs a very successful (and honest) restaurant. next geezers I knew back in the day would get jobs in restaurants just to spy on the owners, find out when and where they take their weekly takings, then ambush the owner on his way home and profit £40-50k cash every other week, now these guys are millionaires with a string of businesses across the city. one of guys told me about a failed attempt where they were smashing the guys head with baseball bats and nothing was happening to him, he was a big chap and fighting back 4 guys with bats and winning, he started taking them out one by one, then my man legged it and left the rest to get battered. I could give a million other examples, acid on supra is far from cold, in fact it's piping hot compared to other shit I've seen (or heard rather) ps I'm a legit chap, strictly straight business only.

@hollybirge4087 Год назад

I love 80s Toyotas. I am the second owner of a mint 85 Celica GT liftback. While not as fast as a Supra, it’s still a blast to drive. And the 22RE is just a bulletproof engine.

@hollybirge4087 Год назад

@@efil4kizum Sadly no, it’s a liftback.

@rushnerd Год назад

Duuude. I can't imagine how cool that thing is. They were still RWD then yeah? I got an 88 Sup myself and an 01 Celica GT-S. The look of the 85 is absolutely stunning.

@hollybirge4087 Год назад

@@rushnerd Thank you. It is a beautiful car and was the last year for RWD. I live on Vancouver Island and we have some wonderful two lane driving roads.

@tuan056585 Год назад

This is my all the time dreams car during Highschool time. This style looks nicer than the new ones at least to me. Thank you for sharing this video.

@0HalfLife0 Год назад

I bought one of these brand new in December of 1987. I was in the US Navy at the time and spent all of my re-enlistment bonus on it. I still own this car today and very seldom drive it now. It has 140,000 miles on it and needs a new clutch slave cylinder. I am definitely a Supra nut. I also have a 2020 Supra. Looking forward to watching you give some TLC to this MKIII.

@leftguam9945 10 месяцев назад

WOW, still have it?! What are the specs?

@TwilightZoneX Год назад

That was fun watching you review a classic restoration from the start. Looking forward to updates

@anantdabholkar685 Год назад

This Engine reminds me of the 2.8 L inline 6 in my 1986 Cressida. Same issue, head gasket leaked! It also overheated once. Too bad, because the engine was very smooth and made a beautiful exhaust sound, like ripping silk!

@charlespratt8663 Год назад

Looks much like my 1984 Cressida Wagon under the hood except mines the 5M-GE. No head gasket issues.

@cityside75 Год назад

I'm really looking forward to this series! As the owner of an 88 MR2 Supercharged, I can definitely relate to the lack of decent parts for these old Toyotas.

@zzzr4604 Год назад

Thank you for sharing the story of this beautiful Supra. Great to hear it will be back on the road. Looking forward to seeing more videos on it and seeing the car completed. That’s going to be one lucky teenager driving such a special classic jdm.

@ComputerGeekOnTwoWheels Год назад

Wow, I had one of these exact cars that my son got but the amount of work was way over my head and we reluctantly sold it. It had a rebuilt engine with a massive turbo but was put together very poorly with wires hanging all over the place. We sold it to a guy who had 3 other Toyota Supras and this one was going to his oldest son. Extremely cool car to have at the age of 18 for sure. Thanks for showing us this one.

@freddymarti Год назад

Dan Gurney, winner of first Porsche win in F1 GP in 1962, used to race these cars.

@roberthampton8682 Год назад

Ah, the ole head-gasket, remember them well! My first 1986 Supra I bought with a blown head gasket and I replaced it and drove the car for a couple of years, before selling it to one of my sons. Then we bought an 1989, and the guy we bought it from did a bunch of work to it, but he broke off several of the bolts on the backside of the head, which you can not get to without removing the head, and I made the mistake of replacing the engine, instead of just working on the head. It sat for awhile and after fixing it again, the head gasket blew again! Sold it a year or so later since my son's car needed fixing and I just didn't have the cash to fix the Supra again. Always loved the Supras! I did prefer the 1989s and later! Thanks for sharing!

@motoxx77 Год назад

an 88 MKIII N/A supra was my high school car back in 2005. It was fun to drive and work on. I wish I never got rid of it.

@steelio5 11 месяцев назад

My life will never be complete until I see the video of this car’s restoration

@richard-mai Год назад

I used that same piece of wood to prop up the hood of my 89 Cressida too 😂 good times.

@rushnerd Год назад

The LEGENDARY Supra Stick. We all know it haha. I replaced the struts in mine, but all three of my Toyotas have the same issue. an 89 Cressida must have been freakin' amazing. Same exact 7M-GE motor as mine if I'm not mistaken. That's a hell of a motor for a sedan.

@thomasfairley Год назад

Thanks for doing this on RU-vid step by step. I'll enjoy watching the struggles you go though with obtaining and installing parts. I'm shocked the engine has trouble with only 15K miles. I had 95K on my '89 Supra non-turbo before it was STOLEN. Great video!

@johnl9135 Год назад

"They are not reliable, but epic" LOL 😁 I love the 80s Honda, Toyota and Nissan vehicles.

@timothymanes5048 Год назад

I remember driving a 1984 Supra and it was so fast! It was 5 speed also. I have always loved the Supra!

@jml9550 Год назад

My son 1st car will be his mom’s 08 Lexus RX350 AWD with 155K miles. Bought it brand new 14 some old years ago. Oil changed at 1k mile and every 6 months after, transmission fluid drain/refill every 30K miles, the RX still runs and shifts like a champ. Hopefully he will drive it for about 2 years and my daughter will be next in line.

@azizbass Год назад

MR. LEGEND AMD everything you post is amazing and I love the way you describe things. You're an amazing person you have my utmost respect 🙏. My gift to you is, if you ever decide to visit London, it would be an honour to give you and your family a free tour in my iconic black taxi of London attractions as my appreciation sir 😊

@jimbergen5232 Год назад

Been peeking at the Supra for many days, excited to see this review.

@keithrimmer3 Год назад

Great old motors but make sure you lap the deck nice and clean and flat if you are going Toyota head gasket, the head will be warped I would do the water pump and a good new radiator as well good luck on the rebuild

@Daniel-RunToRoyal 3 месяца назад

I can't wait for the rest of this build!! I still own mine! This car introduced me to "coolant smell"!! Gotta love the 7MGTE! 😂

@danettej4796 Год назад

Can’t wait to see it all fixed. Good luck 🍀

@furryp2402 Год назад

My brother had a 1987 Supra turbo in silver. He bought it from a friend and it was such a nice car with that targa top.

@tradmanmike3360 Год назад

I owed a 89 Supra, and man do i regret selling it. Insanely quiet and crazy fast!!!

@Deschain-um7jz Год назад

Got an 85 Supra P Type and I love it.

@Pax_Plays Год назад

I'm excited that your finally taking into a deeper dive into this legendary car and engine. I have a 1982 Celica supra with the 5MGE with over 250k miles and your right the head gasket will go out. I'm in the process right now doing the head gasket job but this time with better components like ARP head studs and a HKS Head gasket.

@spankyham9607 Год назад

I bought my 87 Supra in 2005 for $250. I didn't even try to buy the guy down. I want to fix mine up but right now it is in preservation mode. Mine is blue but has the identical interior color as this. The last time I replaced the head gasket, while I had the intake off I took the time to replace the old vacuum lines that leaked thru the rubber with new silicone lines. They are hidden under the intake and would be a nightmare to replace any other time.

@jeganv1473 Год назад

Hope it goes well. The trick is the parts problem, for the longest time used parts were my only way of getting cars like this going. The good news today is this A70 Supra is part of Toyota's heritage line...so you might be able to finally get good new parts for these.

@st184rc Год назад

I had a 85 and loved the 5mge. Always fun to clean up the engine bay and tinker with it

@The_Amateur_Hour Год назад

This makes me miss my 89 supercharged MR2. I was the second owner. Love me some 80s Toyotas

@alpha7ization Год назад

I bought mine on Valentines day....an 89' sold it to a friend for basically nothing and bought a 95 GS but I still have fond memories of the Mk3

@Shododaan Год назад

What an amazing example of an OG Toyota Supra. This was my dream car in college but only in the turbocharged version. Thanks for sharing the video with us.

@Sark_Karmir Год назад

Love these cars but too many things to worry about. I had an 83 Supra and I went through 3 head gasket repairs. The car brought a smile on my face but it made my wallet cry.

@BSFJeebus Год назад

I can confirm, my NA miata has the same AFM on the intake

@blackrifle6736 Год назад

*Also found on most Euro marques as well as Japanese, this Bosch patent air meter was the one of choice for sport vehicles like your Miata. Cheers!*

@markwalker2986 Год назад

It's refreshing to see an old sports car with pop up headlights and retro styling 👌 it's a pity rust can destroy such a lovely car!

@iiAzT3Cii Год назад

My first was an 89 white package w/ 7mgte. 6 1/2 years later i still have it. It will be a beast some day

@1randyharbin Год назад

This series is going to be AWESOME!!!

@robertvasquez240 Год назад

My 1986.5 Mk.III Supra never blew a head gasket. It lasted for 250k miles until I traded it in for a new 1998 Camry which I still own (my Camry has over 336k miles!). I still miss my old Supra! I never had to get new struts or any other major suspension components.

@barbarafleece377 Год назад

Nice car to spend some time on. Glad to see that they plan to keep it on the road. I love the whisper smooth in line 6. Much the same layout as the Datsun Z cars. Well worth it I think. The cockpit interior instrument cluster is very similar to the style Pontiac used on their Grand Prix‘s from the late 60s through the 70s. I wonder if Toyota got that idea from them. Also, in the 1980s and on into the early 1990s the American Auto industry was in its infancy with starting to put aluminum heads on cast-iron blocks. Remember the disastrous “North Star” from GM? Early attempts didn’t work well with the different expansion rates between aluminum and cast-iron. Head gasket technology as well as understanding proper clamping methods has come a long way since then to make these now common combinations work better together. The older cars really are sensitive to regular coolant changes to prevent electrolysis between dissimilar metals causing leaks. It goes a long way to use high-quality antifreeze while monitoring it’s condition regularly.

@PurpleMeowKitty Год назад

this has always been my dream car!!!! could never afford it--so it really was a dream!!! 💜💜💜😢

@squishy312 Год назад

I am looking forward for this series! I used to have a 1989 Supra non-turbo. Black, with Mk IV Supra wheels. Whomever owned it before me, had one of those coffee can mufflers on it, so it was super loud. That's the only thing I didn't like about the car. I bought mine, halfway torn apart in 2006. I had a shop get it back together, with a new clutch and new suspension. It ran so good, but the brakes went out on it, and the clutch wore out on me. I sold it for way less than it was worth in 2011. I drove it on vacation from Washington to Montana, and it was an amazing drive... except for going through Spokane, where they had such terrible ruts in the road, I could barely keep the car straight because of the wide wheels. Never had any other issues with it besides the Targa top leaking a bit.

@KendrasEdge757 Год назад

Ahhh I absolutely love these Supra’s!!! It’s not a Binmer either lol my mother, RIP, first husband prior to my dad, owned a lot of Supra’s and loved these cars. I remember he had one that was a dark maroon or whatever Toyota called it, and it had a sport suspension button and manual of course, but that car would absolutely rip!!! I love those old Supra’s!! I even love the newer ones where they changed the body style from the one in this video to the rounded body kit and big shopping cart wing on the rear deck lid. The new ones made by BMW don’t even look that great, but definitely don’t have the reliability of Toyota that I’ve seen. This father is a great dad and his son is very lucky and will absolutely love the car and HOPEFULLY won’t destroy it!! Lol God bless~

@RandyBowman-hy5dj Год назад

I bought new a '87 Sport model (had ABS, limited slip diff, TEMS, headlight washers and an ignition key that fell out when driving). I put about 225K miles on it in 8 years until the oil pressure started dropping when it was at freeway speed. (Scarry). That car was way-cool in the day. Looking back on it, it was light years ahead of its time. I'm looking forward to the next installment of the Old Supra. Thanks.

@sk-un5jq Год назад

This car was soo badass when it came out! I loved it along with the Celicas of that era! Strong as tanks too!

@zandern9489 Год назад

My 88 Celica is nearly identical. White, blue interior. Similar seats, fully adjustable. My door lock switch broke and it’s out of an MK3. Same with engine bay just exchange for a 3sge. BUT, that coin holder WITH a cover?!? Now I have to find one of those, mine has no cover and the change rattles😂 Awesome car, on my bucket list! What a fun project.

@joewalton2726 Год назад

Love these cars and this has a great story. Can't wait to see it get fixed.

@jameseverly8501 Год назад

yes, love these cars my is not a supra but I have a 1986 Celica gts bought brand new and still have it.

@andyroid5028 Год назад

@@jameseverly8501 *_Wow. Congratulations. My ex-girlfriend drove one of these back in the day. I'm fairly certain hers was a 1986. Dark blue/blue interior. I remember that it drove like a dream & was VERY fast. Curious, how many miles on yours?_*

@andrewfisher7599 Год назад

Great video as always, great story as well. Like to see an iconic Toyota be given a second life. Patiently waiting for you to have an 80 Series LC to drop in for service and video content.

@slide7132 Год назад

Thank you AMD, great video.

@ZygalStudios Год назад

Awesome what you're helping the owner do for his son! Always loved these cars. By the way, I'm pretty sure that road you turned on is 159th just after Bell. I grew up right down the road near 108th and 159th! So cool to see that! Your channel just got recommended to me. Love the content, cool seeing my hometown again too!

@skinwalkerskating9068 Год назад

Love these old cars, they just have so much character. We just bought an old Honda odyessy 2.4 litre for a family wagon. Had a ball fixing up all the little bits and pieces, runs perfectly now.. So satisfying 😌 😍

@user-vs7ec1wz5d Год назад

Thank you for such a comprehensive video on the GR. I can't wait to see and drive one in person!

@VST2424 Год назад

Wow. What a project you have. Should be great! With those headlights though when it snowed or freezing rain, good luck raising them 😂 You said it perfect, something about those cars that makes you appreciate it more. Looking forward to this. Great job as always.

@paulodisano502 Год назад

Thank you for this video AMD. My supervisor let me take his 1988 non turbo for a very quick and short drive 33 years ago. What a beautiful car that was. Thank you, Mr. Lebel for the experience.

@jasonbear1336 Год назад

So cool! Makes me feel pretty old knowing about this model!

@romeokabatay4655 Год назад

As usual, very thorough inspection. I always enjoy watching your videos, thank you!

@bghoody5665 Год назад

Looking forward to seeing you getting this car back on the road.

@booksniffer7050 Год назад

i love all the close-ups on the internal parts

@Mario562 Год назад

used to own a 89' cressida, 91' cressida. always gotta tighten down the headbolts before they go, or replace the graphite gasket with an MLS

@charlesistheman Год назад

Really looking forward to this video series!!!

@cmoreno12345 Год назад

Finally. Having a couple of my own I was super curious. I love them too and the are a ton of fun.

@sanderspanjaardt4669 Год назад

I love how you say. The one and only Supra. Totally agree.

@yvescrepeau5955 Год назад

I owned an 86 kept it for fifteen years and clocked 400K kms on it before selling it was quite the fun car to drive and never saw winters

@olegostanin9219 Год назад

Had tears in my eyes all the way through the video. Such an epic car.

@oneblach Год назад

I always loved the pop up headlights in cars.

@kracin 9 месяцев назад

I definitely enjoyed learning how to work on my first supra, an 88 turbo that got junked due to water flood damage. so the engine and transmission were swapped into an 89 Cressida. Now that was a fun car, a Turbo Cressida, perfect leather interior inside, comfortable, Maroon exterior... It looked like a grandmas car and blew people away every time you floored it. As you can see from the profile picture, times have changed though. Good luck with the car, hopefully they choose to do more than the bare essentials that will keep it on the road.

@dogsense3773 Год назад

I have the head light motors from this car on my 1967 cougar and they work great,and was easy to install!

@mannydesrosiers7597 Год назад

I had a midnight blue 86.5 first run of the model same interior and the head went twice. I got the chills watching you open the door. Both times the water pump failed. I ended up getting a new mass airflow. Before my car was totaled 😢I knew where all the vacuum hoses went lol and trust one in the wrong position will make it run like crap. I enjoyed having that car with The repair manual 😅I’m actually in the process of looking for another after 23 years. no matter what shape as long that it’s not covered in rust😂. With all the issues, it’s easy to work on and love. Great video

@peterkwok9608 Год назад

Nice AMD. Thanks for sharing this restoring experience with us.

@somersetbassett4580 Год назад

I had a 1992 turbo manual with the removable top. Loved that car!

@STEVEROPER-qd5zb Год назад

I really look forward to this series. Having a project car to fix will be interesting.

@durango8882 Год назад

I had a 1986 1/2 Supra it was beautiful, the best car I ever owned. I loved those Supra’s. 👍🏻👊🏻 mine was extremely reliable. I wish I still had it. New subscriber 👊🏻