2 Door, 1989 Toyota Celica Gt Like New on 2040-cars
Hampstead, North Carolina, United States
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WON’T LAST LONG !! 1989 Toyota Celica, only 115k miles, one owner. In order to get this car listed on Ebay I had to list the title as salvage, which isn't true. I have the original and only title on hand free and clear. If you appreciate old cars then you will love this one. Mint condition, electrical locks, sunroof, and mirrors, automatic 2 wheel drive or 4 wheel drive, brand new convertible top, tires ,and battery, center console, tinted glass, tilt steering, intermittent front wipers, power steering, etc. Passed all recent diagnostic tests and emissions with a hard copy print out. Still have owner’s manual. Purrs like a kitten. AC/Heater works, new headlights, everything works. The seats are like brand new no spots or stains. And it’s fast for a 4 cylinder. Great on gas and joy rides. Hard to let this one go. I am selling it because I am military and moving to California and don’t want to drive the distance. I am asking a firm price of $4,000.00 no less, otherwise I will just store it. Serious inquiries only. Call Lisa at: 479-616-4903. I am currently located in Washington, NC along the Pamlico River. Willing to send additional photos to your email by request and or other pertinent info. |
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