Manual TT Supra Targa Top

[Type R Tom]

I didn’t think these were ever made in RHD but here is one on ebay in excellent condition, I assume it’s been converted from an auto unless anyone can correct me!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Toyota-Supra-Twin-Turbo-...

I’m really really tempeted, about £5k short though if I’m completely honest with myself. Could this go up in value in future?

[Art0ir]

I didn't know they were fetching that kind of money now, manual TT definitely getting hard to come by though. Certainly couldn't see it depreciating anyway.

[st3ven1]

It states the car was a "GZ" so it must be a manual conversion as all the GZ's were automatic.

OEM examples are getting harder and harder to come across now, which is a shame.

[Martin F]

Type R Tom said:

I didn’t think these were ever made in RHD but here is one on ebay in excellent condition, I assume it’s been converted from an auto unless anyone can correct me!

Yes, it will have been converted, because as you rightly state they were never available from the factory.

Also it has UK\Export cream leather which wasn't available in Japan.

[Marf]

"We have carried out the V161 conversion ourselves so can be assured of it bieng the highest quality."

[Type R Tom]

So does a conversion increase or decrease the value in people opinion? Seems good to me (though as I say I probably can’t afford it) and probably the most desirable combination.

[Marf]

So long as it's done well, I don't see any reason why it would reduce the value, I'd rather have a 6 speed!

[Wadeski]

Hmm...increase now, not sure about in the future.

mint Supra TTs have very good investment potential. But think about a 69 Camaro Z28 that has had a transmission swap...not the same as all original!

depends how long you want to keep the car or what you think the potential is.

[Baryonyx]

I would suspect it would only serve to increase the value. Manual TT Supras command huge prices these days, the autos not so much. I suppose it is a case of the auto blunting the appeal of this sports coupe.