1992 Toyota IMSA GTP Eagle MKIII Coupe

Few racing cars have been more successful than the Toyota-Eagle MKIII raced in the IMSA Camel Lights series from 1991 to 1993. The series was dominated by the V8 engine Nissan GTP's and no one expected the relatively small Toyota engine to produce as much horsepower as the Nissans. The chassis and body were designed by Dan Gurney's All American Racers.

The first car was entered in July of 1991 in the hands of Juan Manual Fangio II and by October and four races later the MKIII won its first race. The following two seasons were dominated by Fangio and the MKIII winning both driver's championships. In the two and a half year the MK III was campaigned it won 21 races from the 27 entered, including an IMSA record 14 straight.