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Feel free to stay over buddy as I have just bought a new house in Edinburgh, and your Supra will be in good company on my drive . As for the Supra love, that's here to stay . What are the specs on the wheels T, they look rather tasty
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bit harsh since she has never met you Toretto
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The Wife's Supra came with the de-spoilered hatch from the factory, just as well really, as she thinks my Sup looks like a shopping trolley
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Funny you should ask, I was just about to start a new thread . I went shopping a few weeks before I sold the black one (gotta be confident an all that ). Shall be taking it for its first reveal on Sunday 20th at the Scottish car show. I cant wait to see this new car, and your carbon addiction is going to be brilliant against the deep red paintwork buddy .
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Great effort with the pipes Mark, it's one thing buying parts to bolt on, it's another working with the parts you have to get a brilliant result. Top job
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:friday: I need to know something very important T, did you keep the TRD seats
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Nice!!!!
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Logie, you sure you don't just remember the grip being better when your car was NA? I loved the handling and drivability of my NA-6, it was just so controllable and confidence inspiring.
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at least you will be done with the previous body-shops work bud.
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good call
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Welcome Moz
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Lovely looking Sup you have yourself their buddy, gotta be happy with that.
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If you can stretch to the full respray Alex, then you will get the best finish. Much better than trying to blend it in
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so true
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Looking great Hassan
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Glad you were both alright, and hopefully you get the sup back on the road swiftly. Baldy would have been my first thought also
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KTC or Natco
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See you all Sunday, anyone looking to attend, a few of us are meeting at my place before hand in Edinburgh
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Very nice Lee, looks
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A little to close to the show for me Gordy, will be getting the car ready.
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Looking forward to the updates, really happy to see this build coming together now, and I can't wait to see the fallout from your first burnout lol
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Being a 1996 I'm assuming that this is one of the early facelift cars without VVTi. Check the differential code, as you may have a Large cased differential, which is more desirable, code B03b. I would say you'd be looking at around the £11k mark, but £10k if you were looking to move this within a shorter period of time. Demand is overwhelming supply, so it's a good time to consider a sale.
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You just take it easy mate, sounds like you've had a torrid time recently. All the best with the recovery
