I was never really much of a car guy, but one day I got this thing by a random stroke of luck. It was owned by some middle aged man from San Francisco who owed my dad money, but didn't have it. He gave us the Supra instead. The guy who gave us the car was kind of a blessing and a curse at the same time. I guess I'm lucky because the man never raced the car. However, he didn't know how to take care of it either.

When I first got the car, it was some ugly baby blue color. I wish I had some pictures, but I got the car repainted the same day and I didn't have a camera with me. It also had a blown headgasket, and the exhaust would spew blue smoke. But that's all fixed now. I took it to a shop and got the gasket replaced and the cylinders machined. The car runs real smoothly now.

My Supra came wingless, and I chose to leave it that way. Everyone bugs me about getting the stock wing installed, but I just don't like the look of it. It's a little too tall and obnoxious for my tastes. I think the overall car just looks cleaner without it. In fact, it reminds me of a Ferrari Maranello without the wing:

As for performance mods, I don't have any. The engine, exhaust, turbo setup, etc. is all stock. If I had the money, I would probably mod the car a bit, but I'm perfectly fine with 320 hp at the crank.

But just because I haven't bought any performance parts for the car doesn't mean that I haven't done anything. I have a few random things here and there.
The first thing I bought was a Sony Xplod headunit which spins and shit. Pretty awesome at first, but it got old pretty quickly.

Next I bought two strut bars for the car. The front's got a gorgeous TRD strut bar, which I love, even though it probably doesn't really do anything.

In the back I've got a plain looking Cusco bar. Me and my friend cut holes in the trunk carpet to let it show through.

Finally, I have my carbon fiber "dashboard" which I was conned into buying. I bought it thinking that it was an actual replacement for the factory dashboard, but it turned out to be real carbon fiber stickers . . . It looks decent, but I sure as hell paid way too much for stickers.

And here's a few more pics, along with my friend's RX-7 FD in the back: