1995 Toyota Celica Gt Convertible 2-door 2.2l Red No Reserve on 2040-cars
Front Royal, Virginia, United States
Up for sale is this 95 toyota celica. I really liked the looks of it but I could not get it to run beyond idling after troubleshooting it and installing new parts numerous times the starter failed and I gave up on it. Car does have a new head gasket, machined and tested head, timing belt and water pump,ecu was replaced with one of matching numbers, and other new parts as well and motor had good compression when it was tested before the starter failed. I have had nothing but bad luck with toyota vehicles and will not purchase another one I"ll stick with my hondas anyway,the top is good and works great, the front bumper got cracked loading the car on the trailer(on the bottom) the back had a scrape on the bumper when I bought it and the digs/scratches around the passenger rear wheel well are from car doors bumping it in my parking lot the door panel has a rip but could be repaired(a screw was missing in the door and the molding pulled it when opening),The car needs a good wax, and the engine wiring harness is a little rough and could be the problem, this car could make someone a nice car or would be good for parts depending on your needs and abilities.
thanks for looking and happy bidding. |
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