I am not sure if any of you are noticing what I am noticing in my area...but I see less and less supras on the road in comparison to a couple years ago? What do you think is driving that force away?

More than likely they are becoming Drag Racing cars. Ive been seeing them turn up more frequently at the tracks myself. Maybe that and people wrecking them. That would be my guess.

Where I live they are very rare. You hardly ever see them anymore. Maybe people are like you saying using them to race.

there is alot in az

ya i rarely see them here too.. but my friend did manage to find a good deal on an 85 supra

They're not very common in Denver and the surrounding areas. In general I think many are ending up in salvage yards or just going straight to the crusher. A lot of this, I'm sure has to do with the age and initial rarity of the car... they're not the easiest car to get parts for and they're not very inexpensive to repair.

In the past two years I think I've seen around 2 dozen in salvage yards. The sad thing, I'd have to say that half of them were probably in better shape than mine.

notorious for head gasket leaks and turbo issues....lots just die and no one can afford to fix.

I Live in NYC and just bought a 1979 with 63,000 miles on it. The old owner said the red light came on the dash at 60k miles/ is that the timimg warining if so is ths car a belt or chain timing?

That is a 1979 toyota celica supra that I got

We are here. I have 3 myself. 2 MkIV, and 1 MkII. My friends and I
hangout over at Supraforums.com. There are PLENTY of Supras in the
MD/VA area. We just don't like going out in the rain/sleet/snow/or cold. ;)
Although I do drive my TT whenever the weather is co-operating.

Brian

ps: here's my TT

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Oh my god, your MKIV is beautiful.

I live here in Missouri and there are a couple here and there. One of my good friends has a 7m-g MKIII.