1982 Toyota Corolla Tercel Sr5 on 2040-cars
Lexington, North Carolina, United States
For sale is my 1982 Toyota corolla tercel Sr5. This is a project vehicle. The engine runs smooth, no noises and no smoke. The transmission is also in good condition. It must be towed . The car has been in a garage since 1993 and has 116k. I have only put 2 tires on the rear , a new axle in it on the passengers side and put gas in it. The car needs the fuel line cleaned , oil changed and belts changed to drive. It starts and runs when it wants because of the bad gas and fuel line.otherwise the car is exactly like I found it. the body has no rust but several small dings, the windshield is cracked, the hood is the only real damage to the body. The car is missing no parts other than the key,it still has the factory converter under it. I have not cleaned out trash or rat crap. I am selling as is. with minor work you can easily drive this car\. I am looking for best offer. thanks. let me know if you have any questions I can send my number. |
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