Is this just me or is this for real? I just received this from TOYOTA. If so, we all need to provide input on this. We all know how important our oem parts are for the supra community.
No email for me yet but I didn't buy from a toyota dealership so I don't think they would have my contact information.
Ask for floor mats, dash panels, wire harnesses, and door cards lol
Hopefully a lot more of us receive this email. We definitely need things like control arms/suspension bits that got discontinuted, glass, and body panels to keep these cars on the road too.
i got it today as well and filled it out. gave part numbers so it would be more accurate than just a description. if people get the survey and what part numbers let me know.
i got it today as well and filled it out. gave part numbers so it would be more accurate than just a description. if people get the survey and what part numbers let me know.
i got it today as well and filled it out. gave part numbers so it would be more accurate than just a description. if people get the survey and what part numbers let me know.
No email for me yet but I didn't buy from a toyota dealership so I don't think they would have my contact information.
Ask for floor mats, dash panels, wire harnesses, and door cards lol
I just created an owners account on their website, Hopefully I get an email soon. Definitely want to submit part numbers for door cards, floor mats, and the odometer trim piece.
This is the best idea. Uniformity of requests would make best impact instead of people requesting specific things that may not pertain to the meat and potatoes.
After filling out and providing my input, it seems they already have an idea of specific parts in play for reproduction. They asked how important these parts were and how much would I pay if it was available. There was 5 slots for additional part #'s that you would like to see reproduced and then an open discussion box at the end for additional input. I tried to get the point across as clear as possible that there is a large community of owners who would be willing to spend money on all kinds of discontinued parts that are no longer available. And that oem replacement parts from brick and mortars like Autozone and online retailers like RockAuto are not acceptable replacements for the most iconic sports car Toyota has created. And the lack of these parts are pushing owners to keep their Supra "museum" status instead of on the road like they should be. In the end giving more recognition to the brand and profit from parts is a win/win. . Hoping this sparks a light bulb from Toyota execs and program mgmt.
Hi guys,
First post here
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Hi All,
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