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1998 Toyota Celica Gt Convertible 2-door 2.2l on 2040-cars

Year:1998 Mileage:99242 Color: and interior parts and accessories so I
Location:

Thousand Oaks, California, United States

Thousand Oaks, California, United States

Up for sale is my 1998 Toyota Celica GT Convertible, I'm listing it one more time before it goes to the Junk Yard, I have to make room in my garage so If you see the value in it please take advantage of getting a great deal on this great car.

Recently my car was rear Ended and the labor cost was going to exceed the value of the car so I'm not able to afford to have the back repaired. It does not have a salvage title, but it is a "Revival Junk", This is what the DMV has it as right now. Basically it can be repaired if someone is willing to put the time into fixing it or want's to use it for parts or to part it out. It will be sold as a junk car and if you end up repairing the damage then you can go to the dmv and go through the steps of trying to get it inspected etc..

This car is fully running and in great shape besides the damage from the accident in the back. Under the hood the engine etc are all in amazing condition. The Car drives like a dream and Was taken such good care of. The car has been garage kept and well maintained. So if you are interested in it for parts or to repair or have any questions please email me before purchasing.

If you are rebuilding a celica this is a great parts car, or if you buy it you can part it out and make more money off of it then i'm asking. I have seen used celica gt motors sell for 1,500+ dollars just in itself not including everything else under the hood along with exterior and interior parts and accessories so I'm going to have to take a loss on it because I don't have the ability myself to drop the engine out, the converter and everything else under the hood, because if I could i would make way more money doing that then selling it out right to someone, but I need it out of my garage so I can move on and put my new car in. The windows & glass are all original and in excellent shape, everything inside is original oem parts. I have been checking around and just finding any parts on a 1998 celica gt are so hard to find in great condition that the people whom are selling the doors and glass and fabric to the roof etc are making a killing on selling the parts. I know just the parts alone for the convertible top are super expensive if bought new, I know because I had to have new hydrolics put in when I first bought the car so the top would lay back flat and wow I spent 2500.00 just to get that fixed for parts and labor.  If you buy parts new from toyota if they still have them you pay an arm and a leg for them so here is a chance to get these parts for a really great deal and fix up your own celica. I had an offer for 1850.00 just for the engine alone but as I can't part it out myself I had to pass. Just The back heated glass window alone people are charging 300.00+ dollars used. If you are considering parting it out the switches inside are all working great, you have all the interior and exterior parts from the mechanical parts to the doors, the fenders, front bumper, windows, seats, steering wheels, mirrors, floor matts shifter, alarm, switches, convertible top fabric to all the parts that make it function to sell, along with headlights, engine, wheels, tires are all in excellent shape, I could go on forever. So if anyone is seriously considering on fixing it up, using it for parts to fix up their current celica, or making great money Parting it out from the interior to the exterior and everything under the hood this is a great car to do so with.

1998 Toyota Celica GT Convertible 
Black
Milage: 99,242
Automatic
Convertible
AC/Heat
CD/Tape/Radio Player
Viper Alarm
2.2L 135 hp I4 engine
FWD
Driver and Passenger Airbags
Auto Locks
Power Windows
Window Tinting
Alloy Wheels original OEM Toyota
Black Front Bra


YOU MUST ARRANGE AND PAY FOR YOUR OWN SHIPPING/HAULING OFF OF THE VEHICLE. IF YOU ARE LOCAL AND PICKUP VEHICLE HAVE CASH READY UPON PICKUP. THIS CAR MUST BE TRAILERED OFF LOT AS IT IS NOT LEGAL TO DRIVE ON THE ROAD AS OF RIGHT NOW.

ONCE AGAIN THERE IS NO TITLE TO HAND OVER, THE DMV HAS THE TITLE AND HAS IT LISTED IN THEIR COMPUTER NOW AS A "REVIVABLE JUNK". PLEASE KNOW THIS AND UNDERSTAND BEFORE PURCHASING VEHICLE.

A BILL OF SALE WILL ALSO BE GIVEN AT TIME OF PURCHASE WHEN IT IS PICKED UP. 

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