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I'm still young, but I think they call that "The 1980's"

Good ol Ken Rosenberg, good times.

Dude, sounds like you got a pretty killer deal on a nice car, a little work and she'll be golden! Total cost should be really low when all is said and done.

Very cool. Your assessment is close, everything you said is correct but my car is in fact a Turbo, currently pulling the 7M-GTE for a build. BHG at 130k.

Agreed. Can't wait to get my MKIII on the road, my latest project car.

Millenial here... born 1991. I find no interest in buying any new car on the market today.

Hard to make statistics when they only represent new car owners.

I still can't believe anyone would ever do that to a C6 Corvette. I'm not a particularly huge fan of them, but that's beyond my limit as far as value goes.

Links for builds:

Nice idea!

Quite generalized, narrow minded to say the least. Why do you make the bold presumption that every young person is uneducated and choosing their car for the wrong reason? Could it be that someone actually likes this car? Affordability is a great thing for those who want to build project cars.

I like how it is only on the center and bottoms of the seat, while the rest is smooth blue carpet. Got a picture of your all-trac?

That thing is just gorgeous. I have spent serious time drooling over it. Too bad it's so expensive.

Man, I live just over in Mission Viejo, 3 minutes from Irvine. The torch is gonna be in my stomping ground! Fan since the day your bug went missing, first time I saw your name.

Even trashed ones are beautiful with a little love, the lack of road salt/rust in CA is epic.

I restored a 1987 4Runner turbo, 264k miles, sat 6 years neglected. The body just needed a little bit of polishing thanks to the one stage paint! In NY, there would be nothing left of it but some rusty chunks of metal.

I got the car for $1,700. Those familiar with the 7M-GTE Supra engine know there are head gasket problems. This owner blew his head gasket (130k is about on the dot for when they finally go) and decided to sell the car, rather than fix it.

Thankfully I wanted one of these cars for a project, the motor is coming out

I bought this last week! I am in love!

Yes! The 22R-E will keep any kid away from speeding tickets. A bare bones 2WD 5 speed with no power steering or AC would be my ideal training vehicle for a future gearhead.

A 4WD or 4Runner would do well too.

I agree! Bought my 87 Turbo from a junkyard in '12. New motor, Supra turbo, 5-speed swap, and some cleanup, I love it.

Great film

Agreed 100%... The prices for one at the time I got mine were high enough that I wouldn't have considered buying one. Luck would have it, I was leaving a junkyard when an impound lot owner was dropping off an 87 4Runner Turbo. It had been sitting for 6 years, neglected and tired, had 264k, yet somehow had an all