1996 Toyota Supra Twin Turbo Hatchback Low Miles on 2040-cars
Clarksville, Tennessee, United States
Up for sale is a privately owned 1996 MKIV Supra BPU TT Auto (an orginal TT chassis from the factory), targa, Deep Jewel Green (Toyota 6P3), 101,700 ODO, no liens, rebuilt TN title in hand. Mechanically, the car is sound, the engine, transmission, and stock turbos are all in good shape. The engine runs well with no leaks, the boost works as it should. The car does produce a small amount of smoke occasionally on cold starts, and the check engine light is currently on for the EGR, which hasn't affected the drivability. Overall, the car is fine to be driven and is capable of long distance trips, but it will require bodywork and attention to detail in order to be complete again. Feel free to ask questions related to the condition of the car, but don't your waste time by asking about trades, payment plans, or offers. Cons: |
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