1991 Toyota Celica Gt Convertible "only 72k" One Family Owned "very Well Kept" on 2040-cars
Saint Louis, Missouri, United States
1991 Toyota Celica GT Convertible "Only 72K" One Family Owned "Very Well Kept" This is a fantastic opportunty to own a very well cared for One Family Owned, 1991 Toyota Celica GT Convertible"Only 62K" This Celica GT is incredibly clean, with Very Very Low Mileage and spent its' entire life in Northern California. Every where you look this car is very clean. This car was owned by an older Lady who passed it on to her Nephew. It was her pride and joy. We purchased it from the Nephew directly. These cars where very expensive for that time, thus not that many where produced. It comes with a copy of the Original Window Sticker and all the original booklets in the Glovebox. This is a very sought after body style of Toyota Celica, and are hard to find with low mileage and automatic transmission, and body in this condition. It has always been very well maintained and cared for, and has always been pampered and never abuse, and it had to have been garaged it's entire life. It is ready tobe an everyday driver or be saved as a Weekend Toy. The Exterior: is in very very nice condition. The Gloss Black Paint, has great shine and depth with very very minor scratches or rock chips, visible only under very close inspection (Really none).It is also a Power Top that works great and the top itself is in fantastic shape and has a completley clear back window. The Factory Boot is in the trunk with the original storage case it comes with when new. It also has the Alloy Wheels,and comes with good Tires. The Interior: is also in very nice condition with really no wear. Very good Condition It comes completely stock with, Tilt, Cruise, A/C (ice cold). It also comes with Power Windows and Power Locks, Ect... It all works. The pictures do not do this Celica GT, justice, it is better in person. The dash is in great condition and still has the Factory Stereo installed that sounds great. The carpet shows very little wear as do the Seats. This Car runs and drives fantastic (Unblievably Well). It has great power and drives tight, and brakes straight and smooth. It comes with the 2.2L. 4Cyl Engine and Automatic Transmission that makes this car a real pleasure to drive, and still gets good gas mileage. This is a well cared for One Family Owned Toyota Celica GT Convertible combined with Very Very Low Mileage, and in Beautiful Condition, makes this a "DON'T MISS OPPORTUNITY"!!! All cars are sold As/Is and all inspections are to be done prior to bidding. |
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