Toyota continues to expand its GR Heritage Parts programme by announcing plans to reproduce and reissue an interior part for the A80 Supra.
Said part is the A80’s instrument panel, which makes up part of the dashboard and extends all the way from the area above the steering wheel to the far edge of the area ahead of the front passenger seat – this is shown in bright highlight in one of the accompanying photos.
According to the Japanese automaker, dashboards are often exposed to sunlight through windshields for prolonged periods, which cause their surfaces to shrink, crack or split with age. This is a common issue among plastic car parts, particularly in older vehicles.
The A80 instrument panel being reproduced incorporates modern materials to address such durability concerns while faithfully retaining the look of the original, including the embossed grain finish and its orientation. Toyota will showcase its new GR Heritage Parts offering at Automobile Council 2026, which starts on April 10, and targets to begin selling the instrument panel in the autumn.
The event will see an A80 Supra restored using parts from the programme be displayed alongside a Lexus LFA and AE86, the latter restored at GR Garage Mito Keyakidai using already-available and set-for-release GR Heritage Parts. At present, more than 300 parts for eight vehicle models are being reproduced and reissued under the project.
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Better reproduce the whole complete car since the demand for this A80 Supra MK4 still very high until today.
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