I saw this and said WTF!!!! man if I had 1/10 of his money in my car he would still lose the race. This guy has more $$$ then brains.....1994 Turbo Toyota Supra
Owned by Craig Lieberman
Director of N.I.R.A. Import Drag Racing Series,
Technical Advisor to “The Fast and The Furious”

For more information about the CAR ONLY and SERIOUS BUYERS, contact Craig via email: liebermc@emapusa.com
"Yes, this the original car from the movie...no, it was NOT jumped, thrashed or raced...stunt replicas were used and I have proof. Please do NOT email me with questions about the car, the movie, or where to buy XXXX...I am looking for a serious buyer with money their hands NOW!"

VALUE: ENGINE/PERFORMANCE:

$7200 Turbonetics T-66 ball bearing turbo, Q-trim compressor, built by Performance Factory
$550 Turbonetics Delta II Wastegate
$1800 RPS Stainless steel/HTC coated custom header
$1275 100 HP Nitrous Oxide System, by NOS
$350 AEBS Turbo Downpipe
$1590 Greddy front mount intercooler
$795 Greddy Power Extreme exhaust system
$450 Greddy Pro-Fec B Boost Controller
$320 Greddy Power Pulleys
$795 Greddy Oil Cooler Kit
$350 Greddy Turbo Timer
$520 Greddy Boost, EGT, Oil Pressure and Water Temp gauges
$300 Greddy Airinx Intake
$400 Greddy steering wheel-mounted boost remote control device
$390 Greddy Cam Gears
$425 APEXi Blowoff valve
$1100 HKS Vein Pressure Converter
$550 HKS Graphic Control Computer
$440 HKS Injector Pulse Monitor
$1110 G-Force Engineering Racing ROM
$150 Hose Techniques Silicone hose kit
$650 Clutchmasters Stage III Racing Clutch
$500 Clutchmasters 11 lb. Billet Flywheel
$350 Powerhouse Racing ported/polished throttle body (traction control delete)
$2100 Powerhouse Racing cylinder head work (port/polish)
$750 Fluidyne aluminum radiator
$350 Flex-a-Lite dual electric fan kit
$3500 Chrome-plated valve cover, intake manifold, throttle body, turbocharger, turbo heat shield, auxiliary heat shield, fuse cover, relay cover, cruise control cover, ignition module cover and all brackets

_STYLING:
$6200 Lamborghini Diablo Candy Pearl Orange Paint, by Quigley’s in Lake Forest, Ca.
$1100 Bomex Front spoiler
$950 Bomex side/rear skirts
$1900 TRD Composite Hood
$250 1997 front turn signal updates
$1100 1997 headlight updates
$250 Underhood neon lighting system
$1100 HID Xenon gas headlight conversion
$550 APR Aluminum bi-plane rear wing
$1200 Custom Troy Lee Graphics by Modern Image 714 375 0591
TIRES:
$2200 Yokohama AVS S1 285/30 and 255/35/19 (nineteen’s!!)_
WHEELS:
$4100 Dazz/Racing Hart M5 Tuners, 19 incher’s
BRAKES:
$3900 Stillen/AP Racing 14” front racing brakes, 6 piston caliper, w/slotted/drilled rotors
TRANSMISSION:
$6200 Gertrag Six-Speed gearbox with Stillway sequential adapter
SUSPENSION:
$1400 Bilstein/Eibach coil-over suspension
$1100 Stillen sway bars
$450 Cusco Front strut tower bar
$500 Energy Suspension urethane bushings all around

INTERIOR:
$850 Stitchcraft Viper blue suede upholstery
$1000 Brand NEW!! Sparco “Pista” Racing seats (15lbs.), custom matching fabric w/harness holes
$300 Carbon-fiber dashtrim by Trimmasters
$250 Auto Meter 5” Monster Tach
$150 ____Auto Meter “NOS ON” and “LOW OIL” warning lights
$150 G-Tech Pro Accelerometer
$1500 MFS Custom built roll cage, chromed
$350 Sparco Steering Wheel
$400 Sparco Harnesses

IN CAR ELECTRONICS:
$1900 Clarion VRX8271 in dash TV/CD Changer controller, remote controlled
$650 Clarion VMA6481 6” wide screen 2nd TV monitor in passenger airbag
$650 Clarion VMA9181 5.5” 3rd TV monitor in trunk area
$550 Clarion DSP9300 Digital Sound Processor, parametric EQ/Surround sound
$450 Clarion CDC 635 CD Changer
$400 Clarion SRS 1691 6 ½” separates
$450 Image Dynamics 6” separates
$500 2 Image Dynamics 12” woofers
$1500 2 Phaze Audio TD1500 Tube Driver amplifiers
$1500 1 Phaze Audio TD475 Tube Driver amplifier
$150 Sony Playstation 1
$500 Sony Playstation 2/DVD
$700 Custom built electric-blue neon tubes for sound system back-lighting
$1100 Minolta 6450 VHS-C Camcorder
$8000 System design and fabrication by: Audio Options, Torrance, Ca 310-763-6008 _
PERFORMANCE STATS:
544 Horsepower @ 6,800 rpms
Maximum engine speed = 7,770 rpms
0-60 in 4.3 seconds
0-100 in 9.2 seconds
¼ mile in 12.2 seconds at 115 mph
Top speed = 185 mph
Skidpad =.98 g’s
Slalom time = 65 mph
Curb weight = 3,601 lbs.
SPECIAL AWARDS:
Greddy Special Recognition Award, April 2000
1st Place, Best of Show Grand Prize Winner, Meguiar’s Hottest Car in California, Feb 1999
1st Place, Best of Show Overall, Import Showoff, April 1999
1st Place, Japanese Exotic, NOPI Nationals, Sept 1999._
Ø Dateline NBC July 8, 2001__
History
The current owner (Craig Lieberman) purchased this 1994 Toyota Supra with 54,000 miles on the clock in June of 1998. Previously owned by a business-man, the car was totally unmodified when sold to the current owner. However, that was soon to change.
Immediately upon acquisition, the car underwent a host of modifications in the interest of using the car for advertising and promotion. Companies such as GReddy, Eibach, Stillen, Clarion and NOS were all participants in this project. The first round of modifications included new candy yellow paint, 18” wheels/tires, a mild sound system upgrade and some body kit components, plus engine detailing. The car then toured the show circuit, doing quite well. At least 6 major magazine features were done on the car.__ Over that winter, the car underwent its’ next round of modifications. The Supra was treated to a custom spec T-66 turbo done by Vinny Ten, owner of the world’s fastest Supra. Nitrous Oxide Systems installed a custom NOS system, GReddy installed some of their trick components and Stillen installed their Formula 1 AP Racing brakes. Custom interior touches were added as well as a new audio/video system comprised of three TV monitors, a VCR, a DVD, Playstation and custom neon glasswork, courtesy of Audio Options. The engine was completely detailed, chromed and polished. All of the performance modifications received inspection and final tuning by a Toyota-engineer specializing in Supra Turbo engines and performance applications._ The car then competed in the First Annual “Ultimate Street Car Challenge,” a grueling drag race, auto cross and car show, all in one weekend. The car took 1st Place Overall. The car also began to tour the show circuit for the balance of 1999. Its’ crowning achievement was the receipt of the prestigious “Meguiar’s Hottest Car of the Year” award in 1999. The car also won Best of Show in numerous events around the country, scored several first place finishes and has even received features on KABC and KTLA local news broadcasts. But the best was yet to come._
In the Spring of 2000, the car was spotted by recruiters for Universal Pictures and was selected to be the primary car for the upcoming blockbuster, “The Fast and The Furious.” Universal rented the car and began to alter its’ appearance to for an even more aggressive look. Lamborghini orange paint was applied (the only car in the movie to receive an actual high-quality paint job), as was a new Bomex body kit (the first of its’ kind, imported from Japan). New 19” wheels were added, as well as a new rear wing, a new TRD hood and some one-off Troy Lee graphics. The studio then set out to build 5 cosmetic replicas, shown in various stages of completion, all designed to replicate this original. All replicas were destroyed during the filming of the movie.__ This Supra is the primary car in the movie….the movie features the car extensively. This particular car was driven by one of the stars, Paul Walker and was used for all the glamour and close-up shots. Stunt replicas were used for all the abusive driving._ Upon completion of the motion picture, the car was returned to the owner with no damage, having been carefully protected by the film’s Transportation Managers. Numerous 8” x 10” photos were provided to the owner showing the car in action during the movie, as was a host of other souvenirs. The owner also served as Technical Advisor on the picture and provided dialog assistance for the script.__
The car then appeared at the Hollywood Premier in June of 2001 where a stage was built for the car at the Press Junkets which ran about the same time. The car has appeared in over 200 US newspapers and more than 500 foreign newspapers and dozens of domestic and international publications. International release was scheduled for September of 2001. In the interim, the car is touring the show circuit on behalf of Universal Pictures to promote the movie. As of this writing, more than 20 magazines on three continents have shot the car with 6 covers to its’ credit.__The car has been carefully prepared, serviced and maintained throughout the last two years and while making its’ show appearances. It is sure to be a collector’s item, with its’ value placed at over $150,000.__The car currently is actually driven and it has almost 60,000 miles on it and still retains the A/C, tilt, cruise and full amenities. It has always been garaged, is hand polished weekly and is totally reliable. It is never raced or abused. Careful attention was paid to every detail so as to ensure the utmost reliability.

 

That was alot to read.....I think this goes in the Lounge though.

 

Decent car, but no way would I be caught dead in that thing. $7200 for a BB Q-Trim????? NO way.

 

Sweet bro, sound's like LT1TECH to me

BTW all that work and still just a slow a$$ rice rocket. All that effin money and it only ran a 12.2 dude if I had that kinda cash into my car, i'd be running negative 4's

 

Man that musta really got to you for you to type so much about a ricer. I wouldn't a wasted my time. Good to know though. I guess it goes back to the ol saying "To each is own."

 

looking at the prices, someone got seriously raped on some things...

How about $2200 just in headlight work...
$7200 for a Turbo?? I could buy a complete kit and have someone else install it in my car for that much...

$3500 for chrome plated stuff...???? I could probably have my engine block chromed for that much

by the way, who pays $500 for a PS2?

I also like this one:

"The car then competed in the First Annual “Ultimate Street Car Challenge,” a grueling drag race, auto cross and car show, all in one weekend. The car took 1st Place Overall."

then at the end:

"It is never raced or abused."

oh well, must be nice to have that kind of money anyway

 

He did not pay for anything, or if he did pay for some he gots lots of freebies.
I think he overestimating stuff cause he wants to sell it for some ungodly amount of money.

No Thanks.

 

LMAO... yeah riiiiiiiiight.

WTF-ever.

 

whoops... sorry guys. Didn't notice the date, I was in search results when I found the thread.

 

That's Universal Studios dollars your reading abut...I think they were the ones that built the car up like that..Paint included or so i read.....

 

A lot of those prices seem WAAAAAY to high. BTW, i saw that car on display when i went to Universal Studios.