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theres a local guy selling one for $1000, i got his number, but havent called him, all I know is that its an 86
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also, is there much aftermarket support for this car? did some searching and found threads mentioning putting supra engines but im a complete newb in this area.. still reading
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Well...... Cressidas and Chasers are built on the same platform.... but i would think that most of your parts would have to be shipped from japan. I have heard storys of supra power Cresitas also but i dont know much about them.... would be a cool old skool car to drift tho
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well i searched on google and found tons of info, im now awaiting the flamesComment
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import from japan = expensive right?
i would like to do this on a budget.. still reading more and more though.Comment
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I dont think you'll be able to look as flashy as the Cressidas drifting in Japan, but I'm sure you could make it a solid drift car. If I wasnt a domestic guy I might have built one myself. junkyard 7M motor and all.Comment
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yea, the american cresida isn't as good looking as the japanese counterpart, chaser, but it's still a nice car to drift.
i sya go for it, only 1k it has a the 7mge, find a junkyard tubro kit off a 7mgte and your set...u might as well jack the LSD and everything else off a junked supraComment
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an 86 cressida has a 5m.. not a 7mComment
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sorry for the mis handing out of information...there was a thread on this awhile ago...search...it outta have more informationComment
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seems like crissidas share quite a few parts with the supras, how would the supras do for drifting?
crissidas seem heavy too? at least compared to a 2800lb s13.. i think i read they were like 3400lbComment
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go here for some info on parts such as suspension and lsd for an mx83 (89-92)..
http://www.jzx81.net
sorry, dont know much bout the mx73 cause i only wanted an mx83
http://www.toyotacressida.com has a good forum where people can answer your questionsComment
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