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[HDavis]

Aren't the new ones just Subarus? Or is that just the 86's?

Just the 86's. The supra shares the same platform and drivetrain as a bmw z4.

 

[simps80]

A German built Toyota
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]

I'm sure a lot of it has to do with the 2JZ. That is one of the most legendary Toyota motors.

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.

 

[Romer]

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]

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.

 

[MDH33]

The RK100 is the "big" Stout. Non USA, we only got the Lite Stout RK41.

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[HDavis]

JDM RK100 Stout on BaT

No Reserve: 1973 Toyota Stout

Bid for the chance to own a No Reserve: 1973 Toyota Stout at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. Lot #123,773.

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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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@shellb I see you bid once so far..... I for one support you in the endeavor! Im sure @MDH33 does as well.

 

[shellb]

@shellb I see you bid once so far..... I for one support you in the endeavor! Im sure @MDH33 does as well.

I'll be hanging around at the end of the auction for sure!

 

[MDH33]

I'll be hanging around at the end of the auction for sure!

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]

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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I agree with Martin. This is way cooler than the one on BAT, and in better condition.

 

[Rzeppa]

I am really more happy with my FJ45 than I would be with a stout

 

[MDH33]

I am really more happy with my FJ45 than I would be with a stout

I would be too, Jeff!

 

[Corbet]

But what if said Stout sat on an 80 series chassis with your choice of drivetrain? Asking for a friend.

 

[HDavis]

I would be too, Jeff!

Me too. I bought the Stout because I couldn't afford a 40 or 45.

 

[HDavis]

But what if said Stout sat on an 80 series chassis with your choice of drivetrain? Asking for a friend.

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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[Corbet]

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.

 

[timmbuck2]

JDM RK100 Stout on BaT

No Reserve: 1973 Toyota Stout

Bid for the chance to own a No Reserve: 1973 Toyota Stout at auction with Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online. Lot #123,773.

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$13k??

 

[shellb]

$13k??

was that good or bad?

Also i would pay a lot of $$ for that custom 69!

 

[timmbuck2]

Seems low to me but I don't know the market

 

[MDH33]

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.

There's a guy in Oklahoma selling a roller that would be perfect for a build like that. I will PM you his info