1985 Toyota Celica Gt-s Gts Coupe 22re With Doug Thorley Header on 2040-cars
Park Forest, Illinois, United States
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1985 Celica 5-speed, rear wheel drive, GT-S coupe. This car is a driver and be driven across country if desired. It has some cosmetic issues but still looks decent. The rust on the roof is all. The bottom and frame is solid. The high miles are desert miles as this car spent the majority of its life on the expansive roadways in south east California. There are no rattles, squeaks or vibrations. Does not smoke, leak or burn oil. The top end was rebuilt along with new timing chain and water pump about 20,000 miles ago. This car goes down the street straight. No odd tire wear. For those familiar with the 22re, This engine has great low end power but really suffers when trying to move out at speed. The Doug Thorley header, no cat and a larger diameter supra exhaust has remedied this problem. This car continues to pull through all of the gears. it also has high flow injectors. It has a new power steering pump but isn't working due to low fluid from a bad rack seal. The seal is relatively easy to replace. I have the new seal. The passenger window just stopped working. I don't know if it's the motor or fuse. I'll find out soon. It has a dash cap and the rear speaker covers are missing. I have a few extra parts to go with it. This car is also advertised locally therefore this listing may end before it's scheduled end time. Tom 708 646 1013
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