1981 Starlet with a 3S-GE BEAMS
This 1981 Toyota Starlet KP61 arrived at Empire Fabrication for a sunroof delete. The project quickly snowballed into a full custom build. The little blue… Read More »1981 Starlet with a 3S-GE BEAMS
This 1981 Toyota Starlet KP61 arrived at Empire Fabrication for a sunroof delete. The project quickly snowballed into a full custom build. The little blue… Read More »1981 Starlet with a 3S-GE BEAMS
In 2024 Mikko Kataja crashed the VHT Racing Toyota Starlet. Mikko spent the next year and half redesigning and rebuilding the car. The body received… Read More »VHTRacing’s Toyota Starlet with a Screaming 10,000+ rpm 2.7 L V8 at Wolsfeld
Ben Herron from Blackdragon Racing in New Zealand built his 1984 Toyota Starlet (KP61) for touring car racing. Ben spent many hours developing the car… Read More »Blackdragon Racing’s K20-Powered Starlet
Kevin Sanderson and his Hayabusa-powered Starlet attended the Port Waikato & Limestone Downs hillclimb in New Zealand. Kevin took home 1st place with the fastest… Read More »Hayabusa-Powered Toyota Starlet Racing in New Zealand
Matt Berry and Nick Kamevaar built a Toyota Starlet called “Evil Twin” on their channel Camp Dogs. As the name suggests the blue car is… Read More »Twin-Engine Toyota Starlet
Oniel Angueira and Hendrix Angueira from Shorty Racing and their Toyota Starlet visited FuelTech USA’s hub dyno for tuning. The little red car is no… Read More »Toyota Starlet with a Turbo 13B Two-Rotor Makes 900+ hp on the Dyno
Kevin Sanderson and his Hayabusa-powered Starlet compete in Rallysprint and hillclimb competitions. The 1984 Toyota Starlet is powered by a high-revving 1.3 L inline-four from… Read More »Toyota Starlet with a Suzuki Hayabusa Motor Racing in New Zealand
Danny Mendez owns a unique 1981 Toyota Starlet. The car was powered by a naturally aspirated 2.0 L F22C1 inline-four from a Honda S2000. Making… Read More »Toyota Starlet with a Turbo Honda F22C