1988 Toyota Supra Turbo-targa on 2040-cars
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My Toyota supra is in amazing original condition. Paint is very nice, tires are great. everything works. ac, locks, windows, read defogger, lights etc. As regular maintenance the head gasket was changed about 15K miles ago because we were aware of all the problems with that part of the car. Runs great, no smoke, turbo is perfect. Interior I would give an 9.0. No cracks in dash or rips etc. Looks very nice and smells clean. If it needed anything.. I would guess brakes and rotors because when I break I get a bit of a shimmy in the wheel. I drive it like that.. I figured when it got warm I would just do the brakes. Had a recent tune up, oil change etc. The radiator hose cracked from age so I changed all the hoses and wired ($500.00) After each spell of cold I go start the car and am always surprised that it starts right up and goes. I am selling the car to use the money to lease my daughter a new car for school. That's it., On Feb-25-14 at 20:30:49 PST, seller added the following information: For your information. the targa pics removed were about 4 months ago after cleaning. I keep it covered. The cover blew off in the last snow storm, so I ended up driving it when the roads were clean.. but it still got a bit dirty. will probably take it to car wash after the next snow.. ugh.. |
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