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Supra · Auction results

1983 Toyota Supra auction results

Supras · sold in the past two years

$10,500 to $19,000

Most sales landed here.

Sales through October 2026. Latest A60 Supra sale: August 2025.

The 1983 Toyota Supra sold 14 times at auction since March 2022, as of October 23, 2026.

Every 1983 Toyota Supra by VIN

Newest sale first
PhotoVINAppearancesLast resultDateMiles
JT2MA67L0D0074650JT2MA67L0D00746501Sold $46,000 ($48,300 with buyer's fee)Sep 202646,000
JT2MA67L3D0071872JT2MA67L3D00718721Bid to $16,000, not soldJul 202693,000
JT2MA67L9D0058978JT2MA67L9D00589781Sold $28,750 ($30,188 with buyer's fee)Jun 202675,000
JT2MA67L6D0060476JT2MA67L6D00604761Sold $17,600 ($18,480 with buyer's fee)Aug 202581,000
JT2MA67L9D0067180JT2MA67L9D00671802Sold $26,750 ($28,088 with buyer's fee)Jan 202580,000
JT2MA67LXD0061310JT2MA67LXD00613101Sold $10,400 ($10,920 with buyer's fee)Aug 2024139,000
JT2MA67L4D0054126JT2MA67L4D00541261Sold $5,800 ($6,090 with buyer's fee)Aug 2024106,000
JT2MA67LXD0065132JT2MA67LXD00651321Sold $18,250 ($19,163 with buyer's fee)Jul 2024141,000
JT2MA67LXD0073344JT2MA67LXD00733441Sold $19,250 ($20,213 with buyer's fee)Feb 202450,000
JT2MA67L5D0077303JT2MA67L5D00773031Sold $5,100 ($5,355 with buyer's fee)Dec 2023158,000
JT2MA67L3D0074142JT2MA67L3D00741421Sold $12,083 ($12,687 with buyer's fee)Nov 202347,000
JT2MA67L1D0057422JT2MA67L1D00574221Sold $10,500Oct 202368,092
JT2MA67L3D0065652JT2MA67L3D00656521Sold $24,250 ($25,463 with buyer's fee)Sep 202336,000
JT2MA67LXD0059508JT2MA67LXD00595081Sold $8,600 ($9,030 with buyer's fee)Jul 2023132,000
JT2MA67L7D0072359JT2MA67L7D00723591Sold $18,000 ($18,900 with buyer's fee)Jun 2023136,000
JT2MA67L0D0076334JT2MA67L0D00763341Sold $19,750 ($20,738 with buyer's fee)Aug 202241,000
JT2MA67L7D0050314JT2MA67L7D00503141Sold $13,000 ($13,585 with buyer's fee)Mar 202295,000

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No chart and no score. Every figure on this page is a hammer price from a real auction, matched to the car’s trim, body and gearbox, converted at the rate on the day it sold, with the replicas, projects and odd sales set aside. The typical range of those sales. Where there aren’t enough sales to say something, the page says so instead.

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