1982 Toyota Corolla Lift Back 119k Miles on 2040-cars
Omaha, Nebraska, United States
HERE WE GO AGAIN, THIS IS THE LAST RELIST / CHANCE TO SAVE THIS CAR FROM DEATH BY DISMANTLING THE MILES ARE MORE NOW 119215 YES OVER 200 MILES SINCE LAST LISTING DUE TO THE FACT I DRIVE IT EVERY DAY :) I WILL CONTINUE TO DRIVE THIS TOYOTA UNTIL AUCTION END DATE WHICH I WILL THEN CONTACT THE NEW OWNER WITH EXACT MILES & CAR WILL BE PARKED IN A CONTROL TEMP. SECURED ENVIORNMENT . 1982 TOYOTA COROLLA THATS IN FACTORY CONDITION & MY DAILY DRIVER. ITS GOT THE BIG 3TC HEMI 1800CC ENGINE WITH 119K ORIGINAL MILES DOCUMENTED OR AS SEEN IN PIC, WITH AN AUTO TRANS THAT HAS NO ISSUES NO SLIPS & SHIFTS SMOOTH . NEW SPARK PLUGS, NEW BELTS , CAR BLOWS COLD AC , ALSO HAS ORIGINAL FACTORY STEREO THATS IN WORKING CONDITION WITH NO ELECTRICAL ISSUES. THE DRIVERS SEAT HAS A TINY TARE, WILL NEED A CHEAP MUFFLER SOON , MISSING A KNOB FOR REAR DEFROSTER BUT STILL OPERABLE, ALL GLASS IS IN GOOD CONDITION WITH NO CRACKS, OVER THE YEARS PLASTIC INTERIOR TRIMS GET DRY BRITTLE, ASIDE FROM THAT THE INTERIOR LOOKS GOOD CONSIDERING ITS AGE AS WELL AS THE ENTIRE CAR IS TOO. THESE LIFTBACKS ARE VERY HARD TO FIND THIS CLEAN AND IN THIS OPERABLE FACTORY CONDITION . AS STATED I STILL DRIVE IT DAILY AND THE MILES WILL CONTINUE TO GO UP. THE PAINT JOB IS FADED AS YOU CAN SEE IN CERTAIN AREAS, BUT WITH A LITTLE TLC / SOME NEW PAINT WILL MAKE THIS CAR VERY NICE . UNDER HOOD ENGINE BAY PAINT STILL SHINES JUST DUSTY DIRTY. ALSO I WANTED TO SAY THIS CAR IS NOT ORIGINALLY FROM NEBRASKA , JUST BY LOOKING AT THE ALMOST RUST FREE BODY. I HAVE A WASHINGTON CLEAR TITLE IN HAND READY TO TRANSFER TO NEW OWNER. IN MY OPINON ITS A VERY SOLID CAR / CHASSIS / BODY & FLOORS . MABE 1-3% RUST IF ANY, EVERYONE PLEASE CONSIDER & KEEP IN MIND MOST BATTERY BOXES/TRAYS OR EVEN FRAME AREA RADIATOR SUPPORT GETS RUSTED REAL BAD FROM BATTERY ACID AND BATTERY TRAY CANNOT BE REMOVED DUE TO BOLTS ATE UP BY ACID. NOT THIS TOYOTA AS SEEN IN PIC BATTERY TRAY REMOVED WITH EASE TO SHOW A RUST FREE SOLID FRAME UNDERNEATH BATTERY SECTION AREA OF CAR, MEANING BOLTS WILL REMOVE WITH EASE THROUGH OUT ENTIRE CAR FOR EASY MAINTENANCE THROUGH OUT THE YEARS OF OWNERSHIP. THIS IS WHY I'M CONSIDERING TO SELL FIRST & LET SOMEONE SAVE THIS BEAUTIFUL SURVIVOR FROM DEATH BY DISMANTLE. COROLLA'S FROM EARLY 80'S IN THIS CONDITION DOESNT COME BY OFTEN. ATTENTION TOYOTA BUILDERS COLLECTORS DONT LET THIS FIND PASS YOU BY. ALSO I DO HAVE THE PASSENGER DOOR BLACK BUMP STRIP WHICH JUST NEEDS TO BE GLUED BACK ON DOOR, DARN PRESSURE WASHER LOL, BUT IT WILL BE INCLUDED WITH SALE OF CAR. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQ3Op6gMOz8 IF YOU HAVE 10 OR LESS FEEDBACK YOU MUST CONACT ME BEFORE BIDDING OR I WILL CANCEL YOUR BID. I WILL HOLD THE CAR FOR 10 DAYS FREE OF CHARGE AFTER AUCTION CLOSING DATE. AFTER 10 DAYS A STORAGE FEE OF $25 PER DAY WILL BE APPLIED TO CAR'S FINAL BALANCE UPON PICKUP. AS ALL OUR QUALITY USED ITEMS SOLD ONLINE OR SOLD LOCALLY COMES WITH NO WARRANTY NO REFUNDS OF ANY SOLD AS IS WHERE IS FINAL SALE. I HAVE NOTHING TO HIDE, AS ALL MY RECENTLY SOLD CARS, TRUCKS, & MOTORCYCLES THAT'S SOLD ONLINE I TRY TO MAKE A VIDEO FOR BUYERS TO FULLY COMPREHEND WHAT IS FOR SALE IN THE AUCTION LISTING. PICS & VIDEO'S IS MORE THEN ENOUGH TO DESCRIBE MY CAR , BUT IF YOU NEED MORE INFO. JUST ASK 402-706-4161 AMY THANKS FOR VIEWING.
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