I have a 92 Supra with the square looking windows. The frame seems to have a little bit of play. What is the process for locating the screws or fasteners to tighten them?
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I have a 92 Supra with the square looking windows. The frame seems to have a little bit of play. What is the process for locating the screws or fasteners to tighten them?
There is a plastic strip at the bottom of the frame . Very carefully pry it out the screws are under it.
A square window’92 Supra? Further proof that Supra never ceases to surprise us.
I was just thinking the same. I confirmed that ‘95 with a square windshield couple weeks back and now a ‘92 appears on forum with a square windshield?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jetlink
Guess Supra didn’t want to give up that incredible design so easily.
What are the last 2 numbers of the hull identification number?
Last 2 are 92. It’s kind of an odd boat. It’s the hull and interior design of a Conbrio but also has some interior design from another model. I reached out to skiers choice about 2 years ago to verify the HIN to pictures if the boat. It’s an open bow impulse but Impulses were supposedly not made in 92.
https://forum.supraboats.com/showthr...ight=1995+comp
Thor, if you read this thread, some brochures I posted on 91 and 92 Comps including the Impulse.
PM me entire HIN number or post up here, whichever you prefer.
I can help decipher it a bit for you. Post some pics also, be helpful.
Thanks.
Hey,
I read through when you posted them. It was pretty cool seeing the old brochures. I can PM the hull numbers but I already ran it through the dealer and Skiers choice. Both came back with a 92 open bow impulse.
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Thanks for the info. It worked like a charm!Quote:
Originally Posted by michael hunter
Hull number:
XKB = Supra Sports Inc., Greenback, TN
= 00 model is Conbrio (O1 is for Comp)
= 015 is production number, 15th one produced (very low number)
= In August of 1991 (start of new model year production)
= Model year is 1992
Impulse is the entry level bang for buck trim level and if factory can tell you that, then they would have numbers on how many were made I would think. Obviously, they made it for the 1992 production year.
Just fewer options on the boat than standard. Impulse would be equal to the, let's say LT on a Chevy truck. LTZ or High Country would be higher trim level.
Good looking boat! Have a couple of brochures I'll post up on the Conbrio when I have a chance.