Hi all. New member here.

[peterhardy123]

Hi Rich and Martin

Thanks for your comments. Yeah, colour wise I think it's sensible to look at condition as being the important factor really.

It sounds like you did well, Rich, with a car on 49k with 2 owners. I would be delighted if I could do the same!

Good advice there too, Martin. I will definitely post here if I see one for sale elsewhere. I'm hoping to get one that's been wrapped in cotton wool. God loves an optimist . I'm enough of a realist to understand that a good one will require more cash. Life was ever so!

Thanks again!

Peter.

[Gannett]

Hi All
Thanks for having me on board. I officially moved from lurker to owner today. Well chuffed and pleased with the car.
A big thanks to Jonathan (now demoted from owner to lurker for the car and taking time to do video calls for review before purchase. A lovely restoration job.
As homework I have posted a text searchable Workshop manual with better electrical diagrams here :
http://0x07bell.net/xYxY/Toyota_MR2_...11_OCRnFix.pdf
Gannett


PS:
If you need to get a car moved in these awkward times check out Shiply.com Post your car transport job and have drivers bid for it. See feedback on bidders before selection.

[jimi]

Hi All
Thanks for having me on board. I officially moved from lurker to owner today. Well chuffed and pleased with the car.
A big thanks to Jonathan (now demoted from owner to lurker for the car and taking time to do video calls for review before purchase. A lovely restoration job.
As homework I have posted a text searchable Workshop manual with better electrical diagrams here :
http://0x07bell.net/xYxY/Toyota_MR2_...11_OCRnFix.pdf
Gannett

The only problem with that is that it's based on US spec cars, there's quite a few differences so be careful it doesn't misled you. You can download the Toyota UK/Euro electrical diagrams, the Toyota 4A-GE engine manual, 1989 BGB and a copy of the owners manual from here https://www.mr2oc.co.uk/download-cats/category/10-mk1.html