I wouldn't be quite so sure, cos I know they did a warm version of the 3 door hatch that was the sister car to the 2 door coupe, and it was definitely FWD.
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Bloody hell
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19 years ago
Looks a bit AE92ish to me.
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Yep, the Trueno and the Levin are very similar based on the same 2 or 3 door bodies with and without pop up lights.
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Hmm, maybe it is an FWD later model Levin then (got used on a few models, the Levin name). Still looks damned funky though.
Wonder if he would take a trade on a GT4?
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Oooh, I would. "What the f*ck was that!" reaction far greater than a Tagora, I reckon.
Richard
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Thinking what JackH and Doki have said, it might not be an AE86, but an=20 AE92, which was FWD, so no drift monster unfortunatley.
Looks like a damned nice car, and the 4A-GZE engine was the same as in=20 the supercharged MK1 MR2's like Vamp sold to Carl.
--=20 Carl Robson "Sorry Sir the meatballs are orf" (The poster formerly known as Skodapilot)
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Either way, who cares - still a kick-ass alternative to an RS Turbo.
Richard
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Oh yeah, I love things like that Corolla, the Sunny ZX Coupe, the original angular Sylvia 1.8 (S12 turbo), and the Izuzu Piazza Turbo. All in their own way absolute gems of their period and people are just starting to realise that they are now the next generation of classic cars.
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19 years ago
nice mr2
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19 years ago
a 2.0 s13, nice...
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isuzu turbo's are quite quick, suprisingly so