Supra owner saying Hi

Hey guys, I have a couple MKIII Supra's... and recently I've been interested in picking up a 87-89 ( I believe ) all trac Celica... so I will be here untill I find one that fits my liking...

Anyway, Hi fellow yoda owners.

Cool I got an 85 supra and an 88 All-Trac. In the states/canada the first All-Tracs came out in 88. 4th gen Celica's were 87-89 but All-Tracs were only available in 87 in Japan.

Good luck on your All-Trac search. I know I love my Trac, it's just an absolute joy to blast down the highway in.

Could someone explain the model coding for me? I understand the ST165 vs 185 ect, but is there a difference in codes between an ALLTrac Celica and a Standard Celica? Thx!

AT180 = 4A-FE engine = 1.6 L
ST182 = 3S-GE engine = 2.0 L. with 170 PS.
ST183 = 3S-FE engine= 2.0 L. with 140 PS. or 3S-GE,4 wheel steering, Japanese market only
ST184 = 5S-FE engine = 2.2 L., US and Astralia
ST185 = 3S-GTE engine = 2.0 L., turbo + 4WD

AT200: 2ws, 7A-FE = 1.8 L. Export (ST), UK (ST, SR).
ST202: 2ws, 3S-FE or 3S-GE. Jap (SS-I, SS-II, SS-III),
export (GT, Convertible).
ST203: 4 wheel steering, 3S-FE. Jap market only (SS-I).
ST204: 2ws, 5S-FE. US (GT, GT Convertible), Canada
(GT, GT-S), Aussie (SX, ZR), NZ (GS),
other export (GT, GT Convertible).
ST205: 4wd, 3S-GTE. GT-Four, GT-Four WRC.

I got that from here

http://www.celica.dds.nl/en/celihist.htm

I didn't really see much on the ST16X series

Looks like I'm picking up my first one pretty soon.

Had a couple more questions, I have a lot to learn!

Since you can use Supra's CT26's, can you also use a Supra AFM or Lexus AFM? Or is the AllTrac's AFM just completely different?

And my other question is: What are some bad ass gripping but still able to snow drift, snow tires? My car is going to be the ultimate winter drifting car.