The car that didn't moved for 7 years

Rayner · 04-01-2009, 07:10 PM

Hi Guys,
My name is Rayner and im 16 years old now. I live in The Hague located in The Netherlands! A friend of mine had a supra parked in front of his house owned by his parents. As the wealth of the parents grew the supra became unused. And so the car stood still for 7 years! this is how we found her...

Rayner · 04-01-2009, 07:20 PM

So we started to work on the supra! left door and boot were stuck like crazy! we started try opening the door Removerd the door strip and took a screwdriver, placed it between the front panel and tried to bend the front panel (which wil be replaed due to rust!) Door opened! next was the boot, flipped the rear seats down and removed the back interior panel so the lock became visible. Sprayed it down with some lube and tried to wiggle it around and ik opened! An enormous amount of water came free and I nearly got soaked

With strip

Without strip

Boot open!

Door opeeeen 8)

Found a mint tire in the back, doesnt look round but iphone camera sucks

Rayner · 04-01-2009, 07:37 PM

The Supra Started
we started to move the van next to the supra to try and jumpstart is. After a few atemps and playing with al the electric goodies in the car it was time to get serious! We wanted to move te supra so we replaced the rear tire so the moving would be a lot easier!
After jacking up the car it wasnt so hard to replace the tire 8)
After we moved the supra it was time for a wash up, a clean supra is a happy supra right?
After cleaning the supra we were ready to really get started, Refilled the engine oil and moved it next to the van for an other jumpstart.
Big moment! after trying 2 times we gave it one more shot and she started!. She was running smoooooth no anoying sounds just the sound of an engine reving.

Where did the supra go?

There she is! (Dont mind the plants growing trough the bumper)

Beautifull...

A clean interior:lol:

Cleaning

Anoying streetkids

A Beast...

Clean!

Before

Resting

as she is nowadays

mirage83 · 04-01-2009, 08:44 PM

Nice find (for a front yard ornament).

The rust will be a bear to try and deal with (if you bother with it), but it's a decent driver regardless. If you haven't already done it, I'd recommend dumping everything out of the gas tank and letting it completely drain before refilling with good gas and some injector cleaner. 7 years of sitting plays hell with gas, and your injectors will probably reward you with better performance once they're cleaned up a little.

Let us know how it all works out once you've driven it for a while.

supra630 · 04-07-2009, 04:52 AM

dude i like the old school wheels, what are they? i know you're in the netherlands but im hoping to find some like that in the U.S. Nice ride and i hope you have fun with it.

Rayner · 04-26-2009, 02:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by supra630

dude i like the old school wheels, what are they? i know you're in the netherlands but im hoping to find some like that in the U.S. Nice ride and i hope you have fun with it.

Sorry for my late response mate, been busy with getting a garage to work on the supra. I cant read the brand ille check when the wheels are refurbished!

Rayner · 04-26-2009, 02:09 PM

Pics of the what ive been busy with lateley!

Got a second spare tire, but it didnt fit in the front so we had to swap

The 18 (yes EIGHTEEN) inch spare wheel we borrowd

Donor car

After running for a coupe of running with a fuse burned, didnt knew what & how to replace... please help!

Our garage!

Open up!

Glad that it isnt this one...

This is the new home of the Mark3

Day of hard work and it isn clean yet

[/img]

stonehenge · 04-27-2009, 12:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by supra630

dude i like the old school wheels, what are they? i know you're in the netherlands but im hoping to find some like that in the U.S. Nice ride and i hope you have fun with it.

Hey, those are BBS wheels.... You can find similar ones on a Pontiac Bonniville here in the states. BBS made the wheels for GM to put on the Pontiac, so the lug cap will have the Pontiac logo instead of the BBS.

Rayner · 04-27-2009, 04:55 PM

Googled for those bbs rims but they arent bbs rims!

Noticed that the bbs ones have studs, mine doesnt. Im guessing that its just a replica... but they stil look nice and old school tho

stonehenge · 04-27-2009, 05:28 PM

BBS made 3 or 4 different styles of that rim over about ten years. Of course there are knock offs as well. I once worked for a wheel repair company, and to give anyone a heads up on those wheels.... If you damage them, they are difficult to repair, so if you curb one, don't be surprised if you are told that it can't be repaired.

04-01-2009, 07:10 PM	#1
Rayner Stock Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Netherlands Posts: 6	The car that didn't moved for 7 years Hi Guys, My name is Rayner and im 16 years old now. I live in The Hague located in The Netherlands! A friend of mine had a supra parked in front of his house owned by his parents. As the wealth of the parents grew the supra became unused. And so the car stood still for 7 years! this is how we found her... __________________

04-01-2009, 07:20 PM	#2
Rayner Stock Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Netherlands Posts: 6	So we started to work on the supra! left door and boot were stuck like crazy! we started try opening the door Removerd the door strip and took a screwdriver, placed it between the front panel and tried to bend the front panel (which wil be replaed due to rust!) Door opened! next was the boot, flipped the rear seats down and removed the back interior panel so the lock became visible. Sprayed it down with some lube and tried to wiggle it around and ik opened! An enormous amount of water came free and I nearly got soaked With strip Without strip Boot open! Door opeeeen 8) Found a mint tire in the back, doesnt look round but iphone camera sucks __________________

04-01-2009, 07:37 PM	#3
Rayner Stock Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Netherlands Posts: 6	The Supra Started we started to move the van next to the supra to try and jumpstart is. After a few atemps and playing with al the electric goodies in the car it was time to get serious! We wanted to move te supra so we replaced the rear tire so the moving would be a lot easier! After jacking up the car it wasnt so hard to replace the tire 8) After we moved the supra it was time for a wash up, a clean supra is a happy supra right? After cleaning the supra we were ready to really get started, Refilled the engine oil and moved it next to the van for an other jumpstart. Big moment! after trying 2 times we gave it one more shot and she started!. She was running smoooooth no anoying sounds just the sound of an engine reving. Where did the supra go? There she is! (Dont mind the plants growing trough the bumper) Beautifull... A clean interior:lol: Cleaning Anoying streetkids A Beast... Clean! Before Resting as she is nowadays __________________ Last edited by Rayner; 04-01-2009 at 07:38 PM. Reason: Mistake in text

04-26-2009, 02:09 PM	#7
Rayner Stock Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Netherlands Posts: 6	Pics of the what ive been busy with lateley! Got a second spare tire, but it didnt fit in the front so we had to swap The 18 (yes EIGHTEEN) inch spare wheel we borrowd Donor car After running for a coupe of running with a fuse burned, didnt knew what & how to replace... please help! Our garage! Open up! Glad that it isnt this one... This is the new home of the Mark3 Day of hard work and it isn clean yet [/img] __________________

04-27-2009, 04:55 PM	#9
Rayner Stock Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Netherlands Posts: 6	Googled for those bbs rims but they arent bbs rims! Noticed that the bbs ones have studs, mine doesnt. Im guessing that its just a replica... but they stil look nice and old school tho __________________

04-01-2009, 08:44 PM	#4
mirage83 12psi boost Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Georgia Posts: 359	Nice find (for a front yard ornament). The rust will be a bear to try and deal with (if you bother with it), but it's a decent driver regardless. If you haven't already done it, I'd recommend dumping everything out of the gas tank and letting it completely drain before refilling with good gas and some injector cleaner. 7 years of sitting plays hell with gas, and your injectors will probably reward you with better performance once they're cleaned up a little. Let us know how it all works out once you've driven it for a while.

04-07-2009, 04:52 AM	#5
supra630 Stock Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: illinois Posts: 10	dude i like the old school wheels, what are they? i know you're in the netherlands but im hoping to find some like that in the U.S. Nice ride and i hope you have fun with it.

04-27-2009, 05:28 PM	#10
stonehenge Stock Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Texas Posts: 7	BBS made 3 or 4 different styles of that rim over about ten years. Of course there are knock offs as well. I once worked for a wheel repair company, and to give anyone a heads up on those wheels.... If you damage them, they are difficult to repair, so if you curb one, don't be surprised if you are told that it can't be repaired. __________________ just bought 89 turbo (Central TX) apexi 3" turbo back exhaust 1k on rebuild

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