1979 Toyota Corolla Dlx Coupe 2-door 1.6l on 2040-cars
Rosamond, California, United States
For
Sale: 1979 Toyota Corolla. Sold as is. Unfortunately, my time had been limited to complete minor restoration details). Car will be locally advertised as well. Title: Clear.
Newly registered up to Jun 2015 (11 months left). Recently passed smog. Clean Title. Mileage: 32,566 on the odometer---rolled over at
100,000. All California car—never left
the state. Transmission: Automatic. (If you want a standard transmission--local junk shop has complete pedals and transmission for approximately $150.) Complete
valve job done at 32,000 on the odometer. Carbs completely re-built.
Cylinder head cover polished to bare aluminum. Hoses and belts replaced. New battery.
New plugs, distributor cap, wires.
All fluids drained and replaced. All
gaskets replaced. Oil pan gasket,
replaced few weeks ago and had local shop check car for leaks. Maintenance
Record: Kept binder of all maintenance
records. Door and
Trunk Locks: Solex (still have original locks) Suspension: Coil overs, all new shocks. Rear suspension: Lift springs—2 inch
lowering blocks. Paint: Sanded to bare metal and painted. Color Code 3620, Mercedes Benz Red. (Close to Ferrari Red). Rear glass, windshield, doors, emblems,
lenses, trunk lid and hood taken off—then re-painted. All new weather stripping plus trunk seal replaced. New window regulators. Engine bay and trunk painted with same body
color. Extra set of
rear glass, windshield, windows and quarter panel glass. 2 extra sets of brake light lenses. Will come with new dome light. Wheels (set of 4): See separate picture of the wheel with Nexen tire--this will come with the car. Will come with 13 inch aluminum wheels—powder coated. Comes with Nexen tires—recently installed. I was informed they were Western Wheels, There were no brand name inscribed, but I had them powder coated and balanced. Interior: Both front seats, rear seats and headliner were replaced. Original carpeting intact—completely soaped and washed.
Contact
info: larrybelen@gmail.com or call / text me
at 661 816-8052. |
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