Toyota Racing Development may have started in Japan, but it owes a debut of gratitude to America. In particular, the g ...

Toyota began racing (and winning with) the 2000GT. In 1966 a 2000GT came in third in the Japanese Grand Prix. Another won the Fuji 24-hour event in 1967. Carroll Shelby even raced a pair of ...

It has another name attached as well, making it a 1967 Toyota-Shelby 2000GT. Astute observers of automotive history might remember the name “Shelby” as that of the world-famous racing driver ...

The 2000GT was powered by a straight-six ... figures by today's standards but with some tuning from Tosco (now Toyota Racing Development), a prototype set 13 international speed and endurance ...

To understand Toyota Racing Development (TRD), we have to go ... you may also know that Tosco oversaw the construction of the legendary 2000GT, which was produced around the same time.

You're in luck if you own one of Toyota's rare or classic models ... AE86 Corolla/Trueno, and the rare 2000GT. A70 Supra will have the most parts available from lower molding kits, clutch releases ...

Over the years, TRD - also known as Toyota Racing Development - has become mostly ... One such model is the Toyota TRD-2000GT, a second-gen Toyota MR2-based sports car. It's exceedingly rare ...

Without calling it so, his latest Toyota 2000GT transformation seems to follow his imaginative “racing specification” template. Complete with a winglet-heavy style for the widebody aerodynamic ...