2000 Toyota Celica Gt Hatchback 2-door 1.8l on 2040-cars
Barstow, California, United States
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I got the long block engine rebuilt on October 22 2013 at a shop called H-A-S Specialist in San Bernardino it has a16 month warranty meaning all new parts, to many parts to list, and I have also the paper work and receipts. Warranties on the majority of the parts, registration and tags are up to date, smog was also done by me, and the car is also a gas savor and a 2 door sporty type vehicle. The windows are also tinted all the way around and I also have 2 keys to the car with a carbine alarm system remote pager and iPod connector that comes out the glove department and the 6.5 pioneer touch TV is full of many options and extra hook ups ECT. Toyota 1ZZ Engine W/NEWRings,Seals,Crank,Bearings,Timing Chain Water Pump Installed EXTENDED FULL LONG BLOCK WARRANTY EXTENSION 365 DAYS INSTALL NEW AFTERMARKET THERMOSTAT AND SPARK PLUGS+NEW OIL AND COOLANT Email me for more details and if your interested or want anymore pictures we can also make a deal in person
SOLD AS IS
Accessories New Parts Year:2000 Pioneer 6.5 wide flip down TV Battery Make: Toyota 150,000 Digital Capacitor Water Pump Model: Celica Precision Power DCX 600.4 Serpentine Belt Trim: GT 10 inch Jensen Sub Rebuilt Engine Mileage: 392 10 inch box
Exhaust Flange Gasket Engine: 4 Cylinder Engine Flywheel Resurface Transmission: 5 Speed M/T
Exterior: White
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