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635 HP 1995 Wide-Ass Toyota Supra for $43,995!
Detroit, 8:38 AM
Sat Nov 28
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The reputation of the Supra would make me feel like I should have frosted tips and listen to trance really loud.
uugh
04/28/09
/every 19-year-old drug dealer ever
04/28/09
What? You are asking yourself, "Has engineerd gone off the deep end again?"
The answer is yes. I haven't had my coffee yet, traffic sucked, and the morning scotch is wearing off.
Therefore, the engineerd Fair Market Value (eFMV patent pending) was loaded with a bunch of bull shit including $15,000 for the base car, $20,000 for keeping receipts, and another $25,000 for using multiple ellipses and question marks in the ad. So, this car could easily go for $60,000.
04/28/09
Despite the enormously terrible looking modifications, they do at the very least appear to be relatively well done. As as bonus, if you don't like all of those modifications (which I sure as hell don't) they can be easily stripped off and sold piecemeal to recoup much of that initial buy in cost, and leave you with the cash you need to revert the car to a much more tasteful state of existence.
04/28/09
Agreed, you can't find an unmolested Supra TT for less than that without any modifications. Sure, the car looks like it's a 16 year-old's wet dream but you can't deny the fact that the price is good given all of the upgrades. Of course this is all assuming that everything has been done professionally and the car runs like it should.
04/28/09
It's tough to tell for certain with those tiny pictures, but the mods do appear to be well done. Barring the hood, which can be a pain in the ass on any car, there are no horrible panel misalignments. The engine is a little bit dirty, but it doesn't seem to be in any way sloppy.
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As the car stands right now with that paintjob and those gaudy bits and pieces, it is crack pipe.
Once again, less is more.
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Anything rare (which 4th gen Supras are, in the States) tends to sell for way more than it ought to be worth anyway; change that to "rare and Jap'nese" and two score and four starts looking like a price someone out there would definitely pay.
Also, why aren't there any pictures of it on a dyno, the Supra's natural habitat? That's like seeing a DSM without any shots of it on a flatbed.
04/28/09
So true.
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Supras are cool enough, and rare enough around these parts, anyway. But is there a market for this FrankenSupra, Supah-dupah? Nerp.