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For the right price, she's out the door. I absolutely f'ing love this car but everything's for sale at the right price. I will sell this car for $15k.

This car is absolutely FAULTLESS!!! It's done just over 100,000km. The interior is like new. The car was rustproofed when new so it does not have a single ounce of rust ANYWHERE. Mechanically excellent!

This is by far the best MKIII Supra I have ever seen and I'm confident to say that it is probably one of the best MKIII's in the world.

One of only 500 Turbo A's ever made in mint condition. This is definitely a collector's item!

- Full electrics, climate control, etc

- Full leather interior

Turbo A factory mods:

- Bigger front mount intercooler

- Hiflowed turbo

- Longer duration cams

- TRD LSD

- TRD twin plate clutch

- MAP sensed intake

- Thicker sway bars

- Bilstein shocks

- TRD springs

- Momo steering wheel

- Momo gear knob

- 206kw at stock boost (7psi)

Mods:

- 17" deep dish wheels with Pirelli 235's front and 255's rear (90% tread)

- Full 3" exhaust, including turbo elbow and dump

- Alarm with 3 point immobiliser

- C's short shifter

I don't check the forums often so contact me on [email protected]

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Man what a wicked car! , I am after one of these too but your's is just too good!! :P.

I could not justify driving it on a dirt road (g/f and parents live on them) so I think i will have to get one that is not in such perfect condition.

Sure is a sweet car and you should have no problem selling it!, i still cant believe that interior!!

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