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Join Date: Jul 2007
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So recap, A. no all of us do a Engine Swap that way, if i had a supra trust me it wouldn't even cross my mind to put a v anything "I-6 for life". B. the new concept doesn't remotely look like a supra, that's freaking sad how could they drop such a good looking platform. C. Some people prefer the sleeper effect ( Quiet, cleaner, yet fast) i like both but if i had a supra i'm pretty sure you wouldn't hear it coming. that's just my style. my 5.0 on the other hand... lets just say i wake up people when i stay up late. After market twintubo V8 anyone ?? no thanks... give me an MK4 any day and ill be happy with it. to me the car means something more then just simple HP, that car has a great story and to top it off looks nice.
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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Was researching the new "Supra" or Lexus LA-F as it is going to be called, and came across this thread.
I would like for it to be known that I am a huge fan of import cars, especially the Supra. I fell in love with the 86-92 mkIII models when a soon to be friend of mine (Ernesto) went zipping past me on the local "Saturday-night-drag" back in 1993. I was in my cammed with heads, 3.55 geared 89 Fox Bodied LX hatch. The sound of his blow-off valve cutting the air, and being louder than my Flowmaster exhaust with long tube BBK headers, cat-less X-Pipe, 2,500 RPM drone in 3rd gear completely enchanted me. Which shortly there after I found out the car was also amazingly fast. I was then and forever hooked on the car and gained much respect for the platform. With that said, I read the post in which the quoted excerpt came from and felt like the poster was saying that the American car market pales in comparison when it comes to history or nostalgia as it would be; and I may be wrong. So here is my two cents for what its worth. There is a huge heritage behind every muscle car that rolled out of Detroit. The pony car wars had a huge effect on the car market and they molded for a long time how the US car market existed. There is a long and great story that goes along with a lot of great cars from the 50's 60's and 70's both forgotten and remembered to this day. -J p.s. either way thanks for the memories.
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