1994 Toyota Camry Le V6 Rare Vintage 2 Door Sports Coupe on 2040-cars
Boca Raton, Florida, United States
UNUSUAL Toyota! This is a V6 2 Door Sports Coupe. 1994 Toyota Camry LE RARE VINTAGE V6 2 Door Sports Coupe with leather seats. Most 1994 Toyota Camry's of this model year are 4 door 4 cylinders.
White exterior with trim.Blue/Gray dashboard and console. White leather interior. Engine Runs GREAT and the A/C runs COLD! Here is some information about the issues that need to be worked on: 1) Rack & Pinion 2) CV Boots 3) Antenna Motor (radio still works) 4) CD and Cassette both don't work 5) Leak in the Oil Pan (told to leave by local mechanic) Most missing interior trim parts will come with the car. Tires have beautiful aftermarket BBS Rims (1 inner cap missing). Also comes with a heavy duty hitch and harness wiring. (special harness wiring with external fuse -- TWO different types of connectors) We can't deliver the car, however if you need this shipped we will help you as much as possible! As with all cars of this age, this is an AS-IS / WHERE-IS auction. |
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See how the track battle goes down in the video below.
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