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Toyota Celica St165 Gt-four Project Cars (x2) on 2040-cars
US $3,500.00
Year:1987
Mileage:180000
Location:
Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
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Due to a change in circumstances I have to sell my ST165 project cars. 2 almost complete cars, one ready to rebuild, the other a donor
Keen to sell or swap for a running Celica ST185 GT-Four (any condition considered) Details are: - 1x 1988 Toyota Celica ST165 GT-Four facelift (black/grey/blue) - 1x 1987 Toyota Celica ST165 GT-Four pre-facelift (white) The facelift car has had THOUSANDS spent on getting the body perfect and rust-free (except for a tiny bit still around the windscreen, which is yet to be removed). All other panel work is done and ready for paint. The white car is an early and rare pre-facelift with live plates. The other is dereg. Heaps of parts...one good 3S-GTE engine still in the white one. Other features include: - Momo Race steering wheel & boss kit - 15" OZ Racing lightweight wheels with almost new tyres - Cusco rear strut brace (brand new) - Full new decal kit (grey) - TRD gear knob - JDM sideskirts (rare) - Lots and lots of parts (pretty much 2 of everything) Perfect if you have some knowledge of these to complete...would result in a VERY nice example of this classic rally car. Most pics are of the actual cars in their current condition. The final two pics are how both cars looked before being restored. Not looking to part these out at this point, so if you want parts, the offer would have to be VERY good. |
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