Hey guys. Been a 6th gen fanatic for years. To make a long story short, im 19, bought a 1994 GT coupe when i was 15, flipped it three times when i was 17 doing 85 mph, and since then have bought 2 1995 Gt convertible 5 speeds. One is a parts car though.
Ignore the paint, its temporary. The pictures are from the day It was Reborn.
Engine:
2.2 liter. K&N intake, stage 3 clutch, magnaflow exhaust, Aftermarket radiator.
Body: stock, but this summer im gettin a vader kit, with Z3 fenders and a supra wing. I have a set of 17 inch Konig 5 stars wrapped in Nankang rubber that will be on it too. paint will be Jet Black, with one silver racing stripe.
System: Its got 2 Rockford Fosgate P3 12's pushed by 2 800 watt rockford fosgate Punch amps. Rockford cap, wiring, and all that jazz. What can i say, im a rockford man.
Suspension: i have a set of coilovers...they just make me nervous, so i dont know if they'll be put on.
anywayz...Love the site, And im a proud 6th gener.
Cuz Thats How Us Country Boyz RollGrowing up racing motocross, i learned one thing..."Always wear clean underwear, you never know when the Paramedics are gonna have to cut your pants off of you"
Welcome
my st205 swapandour Beams swap
So, you're the one that did 405,000 miles on your celi? That's crazy.
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actually the 405 was done on my first celi, the one i flipped. That car was bought from my aunt, who bought it new in 94. she put around 390,000 on it driving to and from work everyday (70 miles one way) for 8 years. I did the rest...then sadly flipped it 3 times.
Cuz Thats How Us Country Boyz RollGrowing up racing motocross, i learned one thing..."Always wear clean underwear, you never know when the Paramedics are gonna have to cut your pants off of you"
yay another convertible!
Welcome
1995 Convertible Celica2003 Nissan Murano SE
Wow, 405,000 miles is a ton! Was that all on the stock motor?
And welcome!
New Toyota project coming soon...
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welcome
This post has been edited by 97lestyousay: Jan 17, 2006 - 10:59 PM
JDM guy made me do it.
Welcome
There is so many new people all of a sudden
Thats a good thing though
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Wow, 405,000 miles is a ton! Was that all on the stock motor?
And welcome!
lol, yep, that was in the days when i couldnt afford anything aftermarket
, Thanks for the warm welcome guys.
Cuz Thats How Us Country Boyz RollGrowing up racing motocross, i learned one thing..."Always wear clean underwear, you never know when the Paramedics are gonna have to cut your pants off of you"
welcome.. make sure ya don't flip anymore of your celi lol..
Turbo install made possible thanks toTeamJ.D.M.officially 5SFTE junior member~*MuH NeW RiDe*~
Can't imagine that vert roof providing quite as much protection.
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Welcome, what part of Kentucky are you from?
that vert in your profile pic needs some serious love..
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welcome welcome...
imo leave off the supra wing and racing stripe it will clean the look up alot
the supra wing and a vert never was my cup of tea
you should try looking into the TRD replica wing made by CHRISC
good luck!
..(formerly daily driven) 3S-GTE powered celica currently set @ 12psi..
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Welcome, what part of Kentucky are you from?
im down in rockcastle
Cuz Thats How Us Country Boyz RollGrowing up racing motocross, i learned one thing..."Always wear clean underwear, you never know when the Paramedics are gonna have to cut your pants off of you"
