Toyota: Supra Twin Turbo Hatchback 2-door on 2040-cars
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This is your chance to own a Low-Mileage Limited Edition 1997 Twin Turbo Supra. There are incredibly few like this left in the wild. For starters, this is only 1/157 Black Supras made in 1997. Ones with the original twin turbo motor are even rarer. Super low miles -- 33,134 on the clock! When Sound Performance saw it, they said it was one of the cleanest and nicest Supras they have ever seen. The car starts on a dime and the twin turbos spool up beautifully. Driving it makes you appreciate just how ahead of their time the engineers were. 3-row IntercoolerHKS Hi-Power ExhaustRMM DownpipeEibach springsBrand new Interstate Battery Defi Boost Gauge and EGT GaugeTRD 10k TachChrome Gauge RingsGreddy BCCGreddy Profec B Boost ControllerGreddy Turbo Timer All-around tint Wheels:18 Fikse FM/5s: anodized centers with a polished lip (These cost me over $5,000 new, not including the tires)Front: Sumitomo HTRZ 265/35/ZR18Rear: Nitto 555R 285/35/18 Also including Stock Polished TT wheels with Sumitomo HTRZ tires As is to be expected with a 20 year old car, there are a few minor door dings (1 or 2 on each side), and the FM/5s have a tiny bit of curb rash. Flawless example of an original, low-mileage Supra. Carefully driven and cared for, Supras like this are few and far in between these days.
Toyota Supra for Sale
- 1997 toyota supra(US $14,100.00)
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- Toyota: supra 3.0l i6 24v twin cam intercooled tur(US $8,200.00)
- 1997 toyota supra targa top(US $18,200.00)
- 1995 toyota supra(US $16,800.00)
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