1983 Toyota Carina 4dr Sedan Ta63 Gt-tr Twincam Turbo Ssr Mk-iii Recaro Coilover on 2040-cars
Los Angeles, California, United States
NO RESERVE 1983 TOYOTA CARINA SEDAN with Very Rare 3T-GTE engine Some of you might already know, this is TA63 Carina, it has the same engine/model code "TA" (= T engine A platform) as Celica. So this Carina share the same chassis and engine as Toyota Celica GT-TR of the same year! Designed as 4 door Celica, This Carina Sports Sedan has everything you want from Sporty Toyota Celica GT-TR with extra doors and full rear seats!! Very original with Rust free Body. I am guessing there are not one other like this in USA!! because of the 3T-GTE Twincam Turbo Twin Spark engine option!! It has HID headlights, RECARO Bucket seats on DRIVER and PASSENGER seat, CD and DVD player, aftermarket LECARRA? Steering. Mechanically very sound and drives nice, very fast for the age. Air Conditioner works great. Also there are front Coil Over suspension and rear sports shock absorber and Sports exhaust was installed. The Wheels are SSR MK-III matching all four complete set! CALL 310-210-8108 David or e-mail info@MINITRUCKDEALER.COM |
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