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Old 06-15-2012, 02:39 PM
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Something about the pictures makes the car look like a model, but it looks awesome nonetheless. Thought you guys would enjoy it.



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I know one guy on this site that will like that. Wonder if I can talk him into making his look like that. That car is very cool. Maybe have it ready for Power Tour next year.
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These things are pretty rare aren't they?? I Imagine that being a very valuable car.
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These things are pretty rare aren't they?? I Imagine that being a very valuable car.
I just looked on the web having never seen one
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meh.. over priced and look like an embellished Z.. not saying that they are not nice looking.. but id take a Z and put in an LS7 in that bish.


if anything.. i think the frontend is HIDEOUS.. but the rest is beautiful.

looks similar, no?



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Front end is artwork. There were 61 built for the US. Handmade by Yamaha for Toyota. Mine has 100,000 miles and does not have a squeak or rattle. Magnesium knock off wheels, 3 carbs, 4 wheel independent supension, engine oil cooler, 5 speed trans DOHC, Chronometer in the dash, signal seeking radio. Killer cars.
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I like it.
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i agree... that front end is a thing of beauty!
sure its got the same body shape but that z has no where near the class of the toyota.

thats my opinion based soly on just looking at those pics sisnce i have never had seen the toyota before and never care to look into 70-80 imports...
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