Fantastic...

awesome

I do not understand this. If you want to have a Toyota Supra, buy yourself it.
Why remake a Toyota Celica in the super sports car, if she can never drive so fast?
In general, the Toyota Celica 6-Gen has a unique front. You can not change it.

I like the idea and admire that someone would go this length to change it up a bit. But at the same time it does look a tiny bit funny.

hey! at least it doesn't look like this :



but this is a very very nice job. a conversion done right in my mind. I'd rock a mini-supra anyway

This post has been edited by cheela: Nov 24, 2011 - 12:45 PM

crazy

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i dont understand it either...
just buy a supra

a supra ussually cost around 25K + around here. i dont know about other places but i think buying a celi for 2-3k and then spending another 2-3k is well worth a conversion like this. if done rite. just my opinion.

but i do love the stock look of the 6gen better.

nice, i think if anythings done right and flows why not? to each there own.

btw, anyone got some info on those rims? cant make out the logo..

**EDIT: I are blind.. "Drifz Jade R" rims**

This post has been edited by smkr3w: Nov 26, 2011 - 5:27 AM

Thats by far the best one I've ever seen, externally at least. My big question now is what's under the hood? I see a big exhaust, nice brakes, great body work and paint, but does it have something under the hood to back up all the Supra parts he put on there????

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7a!!!

god, I hope not.

I spy a FMIC so I would imagine 3s?

I'd rock it if it was a GT4.

8 pot brakes haha I know! it better have power to back up those massive brakes nd huge exhaust haha

no more bashing....it is good, you got the money and you wanted that way...rock it, if you don't want it... send it to me. nuff said, good clean mod. Seeing the engine would be nice. I remember reading all those threads out there how this was hard and there wasn't one really besides Oreo that had came close. To me in my opinion, this comes way beyond perfect. so what if it really isn't a supra, damn it has the same blood line and curves, just not as powerful and wide as the older bro. It's his taste and I think he or she did a wonderful job at it. at least this shows that a celi turned into the older brother can happen. with enough power in a 3s swap it can be just as fast as a supra or faster because our celi is lighter than the supra.

*Imagine if it had the whole complete awd and performance like Tufy's car. with all this input turning a car into this, must have some money for performance. Tufy's car did really well against the supra.

If he or she is new to the forum...welcome to your friendly neighbor (sometimes)...show us how you did this project, be nice. just no go overboard and bring in civics and integra

This post has been edited by chacha: Nov 27, 2011 - 1:42 AM

I'm sure theres a bunch of 6GCs on this site with huge exhaust and no power to back it up. this is nice work but it's just not a supra.

Haven't you guys heard of the "fastest celica" where they use the celica chasis but its rwd and like all supra parts? its on youtube I would think people use that because the chasis is lighter and smaller.

cleanest conversion i've ever seen

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From my own experience I know how much is about the transformation Toyota Celica. Need to be redone completely in front of the machine, partially back. Plus full body kit, plus paint, plus alloy wheels. Work with the hood, with the braking system, the cost of the lights of the Toyota Supra.

Ladies and gentlemen. The price of this machine (only cosmetic changes) is about $ 15,000.

Still, it would not go as Toyota Supra!

A year later, you can sell a maximum of half that price.

P.S. But the car looks nice!!!

$15,000 buys you a cheap Supra here. NA, probably auto, but it still has more go than most 6th gen Celicas in the States, excluding the ones with some work put into them.

I wouldn't spend this money on my own Celica. However, if it was a built GT4 and it was for sale for a reasonable price, I might pick it up. That's not happening in the States though.

I'm generally not a fan of body conversion,
but this is done nicely.
Well done to the owner
Is there a built thread somewhere?

I actually like that exhaust. is it an apexi N1 exhaust??

Strangely enough, the exhaust system exits to the left side.

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The attention to detail of this conversion is amazing.

Like most stated, car to car conversions are not my personal thing, but hats off to the owner on a really good job with this one. It turned out really good, not half-assed at all.

not a supra, not a celica

Ew, looks like it has a swollen head or something. And the gas door is wrong...



This post has been edited by SupraKid: Dec 5, 2011 - 4:48 PM

I'd have just bought a Supra. But that is one clean conv.

I've been waiting to see someone do this... finally and they sure did do it right! it's looks great, not half assed.

Best conversion I've ever seen
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I'm not a fan too, but I would like to see a built thread if possible..

This Celica is build here in Denmark, and as i remember it took the owner a year to build it.
The engine is originally a 3SGTE, but has been swapped to a 3SGTE.