Saying hello and looking for a Supra TT Uk Model ( Insurance lol )

Hiya

thought id say hello, glad to be a part of this forum.

Im looking for a MKIV Supra TT Manual Uk Model because of insurance on the imports, so if anybody has one for sale or knows where to find one please let me know.

Thanks in advance, Elliot

any budgit in mind?

any bugit in mind?

sorry?

hello and welcome! pay the membership fee and the for sale section hear is a good place to start! also once paid a lot more of the forum is available well worth the fee!

sorry?

dyslexia kicking in again

thanks for the quick reply's, my budget isnt really limited but cheaper the better and ill definately think about paying the membership fee.

Dont worry about it being a UK or not as you will find some insurance companies quote cheaper for it being an import!

Bit like they quoted me cheaper insurance on a TT than an N/A and i still dont understand that

dyslexia kicking in again

Had you been using one of the many wonderful Microsoft products then it would come with an automatic spell checker...(no wait)

thanks for the quick reply's, my budget isnt really limited but cheaper the better and ill definately think about paying the membership fee.

does that mean you are also considering a NA, they are significantly cheaper....

Had you been using one of the many wonderful Microsoft products then it would come with an automatic spell checker...(no wait)

how do you get a spell checker on here as i could really do with it

i was considering a NA but i just cant get away from the power of a TT, and im aware that you cant install turbo's on a NA because of compression or something, im very new to all this and have been reading as much as i can to get knowledge

i was considering a NA but i just cant get away from the power of a TT, and im aware that you cant install turbo's on a NA because of compression or something, im very new to all this and have been reading as much as i can to get knowledge

ahh....nope, not true. You can install a turbo to a NA- its called NA-T.

I'd suggest to spend a few weeks reading up on the supra, members projects, etc and then decide what you want before taking the plunge.

I'd recommend this forum as the first port of call for purchasing a car as you can - usually - read up on it's history through member posts and suchlike.

You'll also be more inclined to find one here that hasn't been ruined by some numpty

Welcome, by the way.

yeah thats why i have signed up for this forum and i will be subscribing, is it an easy install from a NA to NA-T and could it be more cost efficient because UK TT cost in the region of 9K

yeah thats why i have signed up for this forum and i will be subscribing, is it an easy install from a NA to NA-T and could it be more cost efficient because UK TT cost in the region of 9K

your journey starts here, enjoy

i thank you all for your help and extremely quick responses and im definately going to be getting a supra just a question now of which one, as im used to a Ford Probe 24v ( lol ) im sure NA or TT will put a smile on my face

once you have done your research then best to meet up with some members and perhaps they will take you out for a ride in their sup....will give you a better idea of what to expect.

Hi and welcome.

Hi, im also new. Im in the same boat as renel. Supra is my dream Japanese car, looking to buy one in 2 months time. I have been looking at insurance prices for UK and import models and sometimes the import comes up cheaper :s

Any tips on who to insure with?

I got insured with Admiral if that helps? :S

its really strange because i have been doing quotes with admiral multi-car with my Fiance, her 206 (pfhh lol) and a UK TT and the supra is only 800 for the year and im only 22 but for an import they want 1600 which still isnt bad for my age but thats why im looking for a UK preferably

Admiral seems to come up best for me too. Im only 20 but putting 2 x50ish year old named drivers brings it down by about a third.

Im probably looking to get a loan and spend a few more grand to get a UK spec car. Bigger brakes, glass headlights, leather and less worries about its past. Like you I'd still want a TT as it seems alot of N/A owners are selling up to get a TT. Dont get me wrong about the N/A though, both seem to be brilliant cars!

there's a UK TT around the corner for sale if you're interested? I can vouch it's in good condition it needs to be kept in the club?

If I were 2 months further down my training pipe line Id say yes, but as it is I have a big pass or fail assesment coming up that my job will depend on. So long as I pass I will be getting a Supra, but i cant take the risk at the moment with a 15% failure rate. Cheers though, if it is around in 2 months time id be very interested, especially with someone who can vouch for it's condition.

Gtg

Hi there

Im quite new to this forum to but i will say its been very useful in helping me find out all i needed to know about the right type of supra to go for.

I paid the £10, had a look in the classifieds and am now planning to look at a supra on monday! Excited to say the least:woot: Iv looked back through the sellers posts and it turns out hes looked after it very well. Now im not so bothered about making the 6 hour trip to see it.

Helpful stuff eh?