Hello People,
I have been looking into getting a supra for a little while. The only supra I have been able to find for sale is about a four hour drive away. I'm thinking about going for a test drive, but I need information first. I think you all probaly know a great deal about the supra so I am asking for your help.
The car is a 1994 TT manual, and has about 64k miles on it.
(1) Now I know this makes it a MKIV supra so there were not any major changes before they discontinued the car. But did Toyoda make any minor improvments to the car in '95-'98 that would make buying a '94 not worth it?
(2) What are some common problem areas that I should checkout with this car?
(3) Is there anything else you guys think I should know before making a day trip to check out this supra?
97-98 models had a minor facelift/update. different front bumpers, slightly updated interior, more sound deadening shit. 96 TT's were auto only. 93.5's have been known to have some MINOR electrical problems. 94-95's are all good, thats what I will be getting.
Eck...That sig is just weird...I remember watching them on Full House when they couldn't even walk/talk...
I'm pretty sure there weren't any changes between the 94 and 95-98, although I'm not 100% positive. I don't really know alot about the common problems and such, good luck.
Maybee she'll make another AMAZING movie about it. Or talk about the details of her new car in her magazine. I hope SUPRAFORUMS is mentioned so all the 10 year old girls will want supras just like Mary-kate and Ashley, god knows thats why I'm into them!
Well not to worry people I wont be getting that Supra, and ruining your we are tough guys, and can't own the same car as a girl image. It seams that the car has already sold. If only I had seen it last week...
Well I have another question. How hard is it to convert a supra with an autotrany to a manual transmission? I have seen many more autos for sale then manuals. but I deffantly want the later.
Please answer my question this time, instead of just talking about me.
It's more trouble than it's worth to convert an auto to a 6spd.
There, now that I've addressed your question, please send me a pic of yourself holding a sign saying "I love you too, Dev". Otherwise I will never believe you are really Mary-Kate. (I already have my doubts as you used the word "tranny" and Mary-Kate would never know that word. Mary-Kate is no gearhead!)
It's more trouble than it's worth to convert an auto to a 6spd.
There, now that I've addressed your question, please send me a pic of yourself holding a sign saying "I love you too, Dev". Otherwise I will never believe you are really Mary-Kate. (I already have my doubts as you used the word "tranny" and Mary-Kate would never know that word. Mary-Kate is no gearhead!)
hey soarer, i remember seeing your pics under your sig a while back. Im planning a sc300 project right now. Do you have any pics laying around that you could post or send me? I just liked them 3 spoke jdm style rims on it. bad ass.
i think they turned 16 this summer, but i could be wrong :dunno:.
actually, if this is actually mary kate, that would be so cool. It is like so cool when girls get into fast cars like MKIV's, but realy mary-kate, your rich enough to afford a much more desireable 97-98 model!!!
also, a girl at your age would much prefer a manual in the long haul if it would be your every day driver. they are just as fast if not faster than 6 speeds, and much easier to find. I prefer the manual because i live in the open where nothing really slows me down, and that i have only driven 2 cars ever that were automatics.
oh yeah- and to answer your question, it is next to impossible to convert the supra from auto to 6spd. Look at www.autotrader.com, many 6 speed's in cali are advertised there.
While it's not exactly easy to convert from auto to 6 speed, it is NOT next to impossible. It can be and has been done numerous times by a variety of people. The fact is all you need is parts. It's not hard to do.
Lawn Boy, please don't answer questions you don't understand.
oh yeah- and to answer your question, it is next to impossible to convert the supra from auto to 6spd. Look at www.autotrader.com, many 6 speed's in cali are advertised there.
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