1984 Toyota Supra on 2040-cars
Lebanon, New Jersey, United States
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1984 p type 5 speed. 150k on the clock. Runs and drives. Tires are old and dry rotted but hold air. I swapped in a rust free gas tank, new fuel pump and lines. Replaced all the brakes including calipers and hoses all around. Tuned up the ignition system and it runs well. No smoke. Very quite engine. The interior I swapped over a complete black and grey cloth interior from a part out car in NY. Interior is really nice. Some rust on door bottoms but minor. Passenger side rear 1/4 has a hole from the typical rear wiper bag leaking. Other 1/4s are in good shape. Hatch has very small rust spots under side. Its too solid of a car to part out especially on the east coast. this car does need work to get it to the point of driving it every day, but I do take it around the block now and again just so it does not sit around collecting dust. it is a 30 year old vehicle, but a nice start to a project car. email me with any questions, I know these cars well. clean title in hand
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