Hi all

Im based in London and am selling my beloved SS-3, i've finally found her, its a twin turbo supra RZ with NOS+ aerotop, as a result im having to sell my beloved SS-3 >>(

Here are the specs:


custom factory fitted body kit...
180bhp 3sge engine, 1995, approx 60k miles, black, airbag, climate

control, sports muffler, original sports seats + mats embroided with celica logo,

original momo steering wheel + gear knob, elect windows,

mirrors, lsd and superstrut suspension.
The ss3 is quite a rare car!



This was a grade 4 at auction in japan and will come with 1years mot

and 6months taxt.



Do not miss out on this opportunity as its currently going for £3999

please contact me for more details, this is in the uk now and

awating collecition



Contact me for more info and pics



Many thanks





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Topic Title Edited.

K, $100 bucks extra if you can stuff that in an envelope & mail it to Aurora, IL.

if you want il find out about shipping costs to the states, duno if it il b worth ur while though >> >>

ya, if you lived in the states, I'd take it off your hand, but its a pain trying to import. My dad has an imported a 914, and I don't want to go through the work and money it involves. Good luck!

Thanks scooby....the SS-3 is a rare car.....I've barley seen any around in London....Can anyone give me abit more info on the SS-3...just generally interested........ >>

how much is that in American dollars?

--Black97+Jun 29, 2003 - 1:54 AM

QUOTE (Black97 @ Jun 29, 2003 - 1:54 AM)

how much is that in American dollars?

6,620 ish. but you can't import it without spending at least twice that.

Come on ppl....
I am open to reasonable offers
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Could you post some more info and pics? will be in the market very soon, Dont slate me everyone but what is it, ST or GT?
What sort of body kit does it have, general condition inside and out, what wheels, when did you import it, is it full ukd up now?
Was lookin to get a Uk car, what difference will it make being an import? Insurance resale value etc...
Cheers,
Mike
PS you lucky bastid! At 22 where you gettin insured on a supra? looked about and the quotes were ridiculous!

Eh. Shipping won't be that much as long as you got patience. Just call around to a bunch of east coast shipping companies that do international trade ships. Ask them if you can have any extra space they ahve for whatever charge they need (I called and could do a 1989 Skyline GT-R for like 500 bucks) and I just have the person you buy it from drop it off at the place. I would try and go to the shipping place, or check better business bureau to make sure they are on the up and up. Yeah seller just drops off the car and tells the people what it's about...and hopefully by then the shipping company on the US side would have contacted the people in London (or whever u buy from). OK, then you get them to put it on the ship...and they ship. You just have to be patient. Then the shippers call you when it gets back here. Now you got two choices...
A) have it shipped by someone...you can do it fairlycheap (around 400 bucks)
B) You and a friend drive to the shipping place and one you guys drive the cars back to your place (you need two people cuz u drive one car there and pick up one...that's two cars...two people...yay im smart!)

Then you just have to pay the 400-600 bucks in fees etc. So in other words it's not no double the price to get it here...nope. Just be imaginative. There are still nice people in the world that will do favors if you give them a small ammount of money.

--snadman+Jul 15, 2003 - 11:29 AM

QUOTE (snadman @ Jul 15, 2003 - 11:29 AM)

Eh. Shipping won't be that much as long as you got patience. Just call around to a bunch of east coast shipping companies that do international trade ships. Ask them if you can have any extra space they ahve for whatever charge they need (I called and could do a 1989 Skyline GT-R for like 500 bucks) and I just have the person you buy it from drop it off at the place. I would try and go to the shipping place, or check better business bureau to make sure they are on the up and up. Yeah seller just drops off the car and tells the people what it's about...and hopefully by then the shipping company on the US side would have contacted the people in London (or whever u buy from). OK, then you get them to put it on the ship...and they ship. You just have to be patient. Then the shippers call you when it gets back here. Now you got two choices... A) have it shipped by someone...you can do it fairlycheap (around 400 bucks) B) You and a friend drive to the shipping place and one you guys drive the cars back to your place (you need two people cuz u drive one car there and pick up one...that's two cars...two people...yay im smart!) Then you just have to pay the 400-600 bucks in fees etc. So in other words it's not no double the price to get it here...nope. Just be imaginative. There are still nice people in the world that will do favors if you give them a small ammount of money.

you can't import full running JDM cars to the US as street vehicles. it's illegal. there have been many threads on this on celica.net ... if it was that easy, everyone would have an ST205. there are these things called customs and importation laws. no way around that, without spending a crapload of money... unless you import it as a show or race only car, and then you can't ever drive it on the street. if you try, and get caught, the car can be immediately seized and destroyed. even if you can get it in the country, registration and legalization would cost even more $$$.

hey silva! that car is perfect for you, its already in the UK, plus its an SS-3. in other words it is like a souped up GT. i guess you could equivalently call it a GT-S? so in other words it is better than a GT, but not quite a GT-4. It is a GT-4 without the turbo. If i hadnt already started pourin money into my car i would go through the hassle of gettin an SS-3, actually i would prolly go through the hassle of gettin a GT-4. but i learned too little too late eh? but yea dude, i would go for that. good deal on a good car.

--Pvc99gT+Jul 19, 2003 - 2:02 AM

QUOTE (Pvc99gT @ Jul 19, 2003 - 2:02 AM)

hey silva! that car is perfect for you, its already in the UK, plus its an SS-3. in other words it is like a souped up GT. i guess you could equivalently call it a GT-S? so in other words it is better than a GT, but not quite a GT-4. It is a GT-4 without the turbo. If i hadnt already started pourin money into my car i would go through the hassle of gettin an SS-3, actually i would prolly go through the hassle of gettin a GT-4. but i learned too little too late eh? but yea dude, i would go for that. good deal on a good car.

I know mate, ive tried messagin the dude but ive had no joy! Had a look at some at the weekend, still gotta sell my current car though!!!
mike >>

Hi All,
Im now selling her for £3800
Please follow the link to get more info:

http://www.findit.co.uk/cars/toyota/celica/746653.htm >>

cheers