1995 Mark Iv Toyota Supra on 2040-cars
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
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Make, model, sub model, and year The paint has faded on the roof and side panels. This is a non-smoker vehicle. My mechanic recommends replacing the struts and front two brakes. Interior and comfort features This car is a really fun drive needs very little work; replacement of the struts, and front two brakes, has some faded parts due to sun exposure but has no engine problems the interior is in good condition the wheel hub is missing a screw so it shakes a little. In all this car needs no major work just minor work for aesthetic purposes. For more pictures and/or questions please send me a message! thank you! P.S *The above VIN is incorrect, this is the correct VIN JZA80-0033397, could not enter this because its not 17 character due to that fact it was manufactured in japan* |
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