For Sale: 1987 Toyota Supra in Bennington, Vermont for sale in Bennington, VT
Vehicle Description This low-mile 1987 Toyota Supra is equipped with the desirable five-speed manual transmission and is a slicktop, with no sunroof.
The selling dealer, who has sold numerous rare and special-interest cars through Hemmings Auctions, says, This car looks, runs, and drives as new.
It has been exceptionally cared for its entire life, has always been garaged, and is in time-capsule #2 condition throughout.
Everything works, including the electronically adjustable suspension.
The seller notes some services below and indicates a recent A/C service.
Electronic suspension damping was just one of numerous standout features that made the third-generation Supra, introduced in 1986, such a desirable car.
This model, with internal code A70, severed any connection to the lower-priced Celica that the first two generations of Supra had shared.
The A70 Supra was an all-new sports/GT with its own body, a new inline-six engine, and luxurious interior.
The new model mainly competed with the Nissan 300ZX and Mazda RX-7 but also drew customers looking for more refinement than found in domestic sport coupes.
Toyota would go on to sell about 109,000 A70 Supras in the U.
S.
through 1992.
.
The selling dealer, who has sold numerous rare and special-interest cars through Hemmings Auctions, says, This car looks, runs, and drives as new.
It has been exceptionally cared for its entire life, has always been garaged, and is in time-capsule #2 condition throughout.
Everything works, including the electronically adjustable suspension.
The seller notes some services below and indicates a recent A/C service.
Electronic suspension damping was just one of numerous standout features that made the third-generation Supra, introduced in 1986, such a desirable car.
This model, with internal code A70, severed any connection to the lower-priced Celica that the first two generations of Supra had shared.
The A70 Supra was an all-new sports/GT with its own body, a new inline-six engine, and luxurious interior.
The new model mainly competed with the Nissan 300ZX and Mazda RX-7 but also drew customers looking for more refinement than found in domestic sport coupes.
Toyota would go on to sell about 109,000 A70 Supras in the U.
S.
through 1992.
.
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