Engineer, tinkerer, problem solver.
The floormats in my MR2 are now 33 years old and are showing signs of wear:
with heavy fading on the most worn areas near your feet. They’re originally supposed to be a dark black color but now resemble an ugly green/grey shade. So following the advice of a friend who does car restorations I undertook a venture to re-dye my floormats black again. I will let the results speak for themselves:
Washer cap model for all AW11’s (part number is the same according to Toyota). This model had a lot of complex curves and interior details that were a challenge to replicate. I also ended up using OCR to identify the font on the original cap to find a close replacement for the replica. Its 90% identical but the angle on the A is slightly different. Id recommenced printing this on a good quality printer.
STL: STL File
Pretty simple, cable tie for the spark module.
Old one was twisted and stretched so in place of having a new one to model off the holes were sized to accept the standard outer diameter of a spark plug wire.
Link: STL File
Shapeways link: https://www.shapeways.com/product/MMM9RJ4W8/mr2-cable-tie?optionId=64647265
In the past week I received a copy of the microfilm that has the service manual for my mr2. It was fun to get to use a vintage microfilm reader to scan off images that are approaching twice as old as I am :). 
I needed a copy of this switch plate for my mr2 instead of messing up a rare and original copy. Replica made in rhino and printed on my makerselect v2.
Stl is available here:
This ring always gets broken due to age, so I modeled up a replica using rhino.
It originally had spacers on each tab but they prevented it from attaching to the vent on cars with wear, so they were not added.
Tested and fit in my car.