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1988 TOYOTA SUPRA MA70 3.0GT TURBO A

$16,100

Example
Year: 1988
Make: TOYOTA
Model: SUPRA MA70 3.0GT TURBO A
Mileage: 168,000
Trans: 5 speed manual
Colour: Black
Price: $16,100

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The Turbo-A was Toyota's evolution model for [Group A] Japanese Touring Car Championships (JTCC) all over the world which required a minimum homologation run of 500 units which were only sold in Japan and was produced between August and September 1988. View Supra Wiki for more model information about this rare Turbo A Supra. This 1988 Toyota Supra MA70 3.0GT TURBO A was sold at USS Nagoya on 05 August 2016 for 890,000 YEN FOB, and is an example of prices at that time. Auction sheet noted past front repair history and other condition issues typical of old cars. It was eligible for import to Australia under the existing 1988 and older rule. Prices for classic cars have been rising rapidly for some years due to demand from enthusiasts. Prices vary over time depending on supply, demand, exchange rates and other factors. Total price in Australia at the time would have been approx. $16,100 landed plus approx. $1,000 compliance allowance, plus tyres if required and ORC's (calculated at a rate of 77.65 yen to the dollar). Please note that this vehicle is an EXAMPLE only and is not available for sale. It is intended to provide a good indication of import prices at the date listed. We can source for import another similar 1988 Toyota Supra MA70 to order. To see what's available and research prices you can browse past and upcoming Japanese auction vehicles of any model and add yourself to our free email auction alerts trial.

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