After a late evening visit to Reid’s house, I took Dylan’s Mk2 Supra for a spirited drive back to our shop under the cover of night. To enhance the audible experience for our viewers, we mounted a microphone on the dash, perfectly positioned to capture the raw, unfiltered symphony of the exhaust as the Supra carved through the quiet streets. The glow of the analog gauges and the thrilling scream of the inline-six created a nostalgic atmosphere, making the drive as cinematic as it was thrilling.
A few days later, Jake, Dylan, and I got to work disassembling the Supra’s front end to prepare it for its next evolution. Off came the bumper, fenders, and headlights, each piece revealing layers of history and setting the stage for a fresh transformation. Later that week, our friend Sam Good arrived to tackle a more challenging task: addressing the rust on the rear rocker panel on the passenger side. Sam cut out the corroded section with precision and expertise and began fabricating a new panel.
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