I wouldn't touch these 100% original , and great looking caps crossovers , leave them be if they sound right , if they dont , do the upgrades , let your ears be the judge -
we never had these problems , the trucks that went up and down our streets , and the planes above in the skies , all day long , drowned any of that noise-
what a great quality car , this was a reliable ,extremely tough ,, well built car but maybe not the fastest ,
https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/a32380825/tested-1979-toyota-celica-supra/
well , looks like we're set for a good season here , it's not too hot , and just right , we eat tomatoes grown indoors all year , no comparison with an ugly tomato full of cracks , juicy , plumpy for tomato bacon , mayo sandwich
Two campers are hiking in the woods when one is bitten on the rear end by a rattlesnake. "I'll go into town for a doctor," the other says. He runs ten miles to a small town and finds the only doctor delivering a baby. "I can't leave," the doctor says. "But here's what to do. Take a knife, cut a little X where the bite is, suck out the poison and spit it on the ground." The guy runs back to his friend, who is in agony. "What did the doctor say?" the victim cries. "He says you're gonna die."
A doctor told his patient, "There's good news and bad news. The bad news is, you have partial short-term memory loss." The patient said, "Oh no, Doctor. What's the bad news?"
I’d never had surgery, and I was nervous. “This is a very simple, noninvasive procedure,” the anesthesiologist reassured me. I felt better, until … “Heck,” he continued, “you have a better chance of dying from the anesthesia than the surgery itself.”
a patient went to his doctor on Thursday to review his test results. The Doctor told him I have good news and bad news.
"Good news is you have 48 hours to live," he said to the patient. "Bad news is I should have told you on Tuesday."
the Romans gave us ketchup
Archeologists Discover Ancient Roman ‘Ketchup’ on 2,000-Year-Old Shipwreck
https://www.thedailymeal.com/travel/archeologists-discover-ancient-roman-ketchup-2000-year-old-shipwreck/122415