HDavis
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Just the 86's. The supra shares the same platform and drivetrain as a bmw z4.
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simps80
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A German built Toyota
nope
I will take this one
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Or this one
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nope
I will take this one
43k-Mile 1997 Toyota Supra Turbo 15th Anniversary Edition
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Or this one
1984 Toyota Celica Supra 5-Speed
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DaveInDenver
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100% I’ve owned old Toyotas and now a more modern one. Even all in house vehicles are just less filling and feel cheaper, never mind one that’s a BMW. I bet that just barely broken in 1994 outlasts a 2024!
But I know Romer drives one of those Z BMWs and he’s happy with it. So I dunno, if it’s about getting you around a track fast it’s probably less important it’s a Toyota than getting you home from a trail. Unless you’re doing a Lemans. Then you want the real thing.
I am real happy with the Z4. The supra isn't a convertible which was one of the selling points on the Z4. It compliments the Land Cruiser well
MDH33
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JDM RK100 Stout on BaT
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Note the wing window doors, bigger bed with lower fenders, different grill, different guage cluster. It's pretty much same drivetrain though.
No Reserve: 1973 Toyota Stout
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Note the wing window doors, bigger bed with lower fenders, different grill, different guage cluster. It's pretty much same drivetrain though.
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MDH33
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The RK100 is the "big" Stout. Non USA, we only got the Lite Stout RK41.
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HDavis
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@shellb I see you bid once so far..... I for one support you in the endeavor! Im sure @MDH33 does as well.JDM RK100 Stout on BaT
No Reserve: 1973 Toyota Stout
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Note the wing window doors, bigger bed with lower fenders, different grill, different guage cluster. It's pretty much same drivetrain though.
I'll be hanging around at the end of the auction for sure!
MDH33
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If you're really serious about a Stout, this one just dropped in price and it's a USA left hand drive lite stout. Cooler that the jdm truck on BaT, imho.
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HDavis
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I agree with Martin. This is way cooler than the one on BAT, and in better condition.If you're really serious about a Stout, this one just dropped in price and it's a USA left hand drive lite stout. Cooler that the jdm truck on BaT, imho.
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Rzeppa
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I am really more happy with my FJ45 than I would be with a stout
MDH33
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I would be too, Jeff!
But what if said Stout sat on an 80 series chassis with your choice of drivetrain? Asking for a friend.
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Me too. I bought the Stout because I couldn't afford a 40 or 45.I would be too, Jeff!
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This does exist BTW..
Custom 69 Stout is a giant killer
Built with nothing more than experience and hands, this Stout is one of the toughest rigs on the tracks.
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I know it does. And if I got my hands on a Stout no matter how clean I’b be building just that with a big LS under the hood.
if I had the money, and space, and some sort of Hail Mary plan for spouse approval of another project that thing above would be on a transport truck right now.
if I had the money, and space, and some sort of Hail Mary plan for spouse approval of another project that thing above would be on a transport truck right now.
JDM RK100 Stout on BaT
No Reserve: 1973 Toyota Stout
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Note the wing window doors, bigger bed with lower fenders, different grill, different guage cluster. It's pretty much same drivetrain though.
$13k??
MDH33
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There's a guy in Oklahoma selling a roller that would be perfect for a build like that. I will PM you his info