2001 Celica Sports 189 Bhp With Many Extras on 2040-cars
Ilford, United Kingdom
Hi there,
Welcome to the auction of my toyota celica sports. This is not a normal vvti celica which you would find alot on the net. This is a vvtli model with 189 horsepower. This is a very beloved car and has been maintained very well regardless of the cost. I have spent alot of money in giving it the looks by putting some alloys, low profile tyres, fog lights, exhaust, sports suspension springs and alot more. I have had this car for around two years now and have been servicing it regularly. The works i have done on it are:- - Front back brake pads changed - Front discs changed - Radiator changed - Tyres changed - Complete clutch assembly changed This car is a performance car and drives like anything without any shakes or noises. The sound is very nice because of the exhaust and the road grip as well is very impressive because of the broad tyres. It has the central locking working and all the buttons are working just the way they should. It has no lights on in the meter and no rips or scuffs to the interior. The exterior as well is in perfect shiny condition except the driver side wing which has a small dent without any paint damage and its hardly even noticeable. The only bad point about this car is that the head gasket has gone and it needs a replacement. I have parked it for two months in my garden just waiting for some time to get it fixed but now as i am shifting so i would not have space to park it and the tax is going out by 31st of this month thats why i am thinking i better let it go to someone who would take good care of it. I still drive it on weekends just inside my area as it heats up after 10-15 mins of drive so its not completely dead. The engine is very healthy and has alot of life left. The MOT is till february 2014 but it would fly through the MOT test as it has no smoke or leakage or any other problem. I guess thats enough for now. Thanks for still reading and happy bidding with .99p start. Any further questions? Contact on 07947764996. If in case i do not pick up plz leave a text i will get back. Thanks |
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