Beautiful 2001 Toyota Celica, Amazingly Well Maintained.lots Of Mods. on 2040-cars
Boerne, Texas, United States
This one of a kind manual 2001 Celica has been taken care of superbly. The car is emaculate and extremely well maintained, and has been tuned and modified by professionals. If you want a fun to drive Celica that pulls and performs like crazy look no farther. With tons of mods and tuning this car acts and handles like a race car. But because of the rather docileness of this car at low rpm it makes for a great track and street car. The car currently has 150k miles but because of the care and aftermarket support mods it has received this car is very far from its expiration point. It has been treated with the utmost care to insure its reliability while still being crazy fast. The mods and tuning currently placed on the car are as follows: H&R 15mm spacers, Bodykit custom fitted for a clean and beautiful look, carbon fiber spoiler for more down force and aesthetics, TRD tuning (Toyota Race Development tuning), Magnaflow aftermarket exhaust for a great sounding car, Front and back strengthening tie bars, rims, 10 inch kicker subwoofer, aftermarket shifting knob, K&N cold air intake, aftermarket pedals, Eibach lowering springs and more.... This beautiful car has been a wonderful to have, it makes for a great entry and mid level track car. This truly is a one of kind tuner with hundreds of hours of mods and effort put into making this the most enjoyable and reliable car. If you have any questions please email me at iman08lol@gmail.com , if you want a specific picture of any part of the car just let me know via email. No accidents no gimmicks just awesome. Im asking for a 12k but it now or best offer.
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