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1979 Toyota Supra Overview

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2nd Car! by Carol
 — I didn't have this car very long because it was in an accident and the radiator wasn't replaced properly. It died not too long later and I literally had to walk down the road from the car garage where... Read More
I'm On My 2nd One, But I Wouldnt Curse Anyone Else With It Once Repairs Are Needed by bp69f100
 — Well, this one I bought for $1000. Interior pretty rough, exterior decent. Needed a fuel pump and then ran awesome. But for some reason, just like my last one, about a month after it arrived in WY, it... Read More
Want To Love It ! by Piper
 — I recently puchased this Gem, was a 1 owner with less than 27K. and has been in out of storage.. All original drives great just a few bugs to work out Read More

1979 Toyota Supra Overview

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1979 Toyota Supra

The Toyota Supra was introduced in 1979 as part of the sporty Celica line. The Supra was based on the Celica liftback, but it was five inches longer, hhad a more powerful engine, and came with more luxury options. It was also the first Toyota to get electronic fuel injection. The first generation of Supra was known as the Mark II, or MK1.

The 1979 Toyota Supra came in only one style. The engine was a 2.6-liter, 110-horsepower inline-6. It was available as a five-speed manual or four-speed automatic transmission.

Drivers, particularly those who liked the Celica, were glad to see a Toyota that promised reliability and sportiness in one package. However, the extra weight of the engine offset most of the power advantage the 1979 Supra had over the Celica.

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bethief
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Ignition Igniter

Is there something called an Ignition Igniter for this car? Would it cost around $400?

398 views with 2 answers (last answer about a year ago)
RetroDude
0

Drive Train Parts

Is it hard to find parts for these engines...I.E. ignitor,mass air flow,any fuel injection parts.I have a clean '79 Supra,but I'm scared I will be left stranded with no parts available to me..who do I...

76 views with 1 answer (last answer 3 years ago)
jimjr
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1979 Supra Turbo Built By Car And Driver Magazine

anyone have info on car and driver 1979 supra turbo i have located the car and am considering restoring it worth anything?

123 views with 1 answer (last answer 3 years ago)
shagomax
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Average Price

176 views with 1 answer (last answer 4 years ago)
Piper
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E F I Diagnostics

where can i get or find testing diagnostics or wiring schematics ? HELP PLEASE

123 views with 1 answer (last answer 5 years ago)