Excellent Example Of A True Classic on 2040-cars
York, Pennsylvania, United States
Engine:2.4L 22R
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Exterior Color: Bronze
Make: Toyota
Interior Color: Brown
Model: Celica
Number of Cylinders: 4
Trim: ST
Drive Type: RWD
Mileage: 256,000
NEW PICTURES AND INFO ADDED 8/27 Only year for unique front end design, headlights rotate as new. Very well preserved, runs and drives like new. This is a sweet car. 5-speed, just inspected (June 2014). New timing chain, sprockets, guides and tensioner as well as head, intake, timing cover and valve cover gaskets. Crank seal also. New 750 CCA battery with 3 year replacement reciept. New tires, 205/60/14 on Supra wheels that look new. Front brake pads, rotors, wheel bearings and seals and rear shoes less than 5000 miles. Reciepts for all work described. Valve job apx. 50,000 miles ago. Solid exhaust system front to rear. Shocks/struts good condition, no bounce or leaks. No door sag. Rockers, floors, trunk solid. No leaks, no smoke, no issues. Intermittent wipers, storage compartments in door pulls (see pics) as well as bottom of door panels. Drivers seat has adjustable lumbar support, seat bottom showing minor wear. Window trim could use refinish. small wear hole in driver footwell carpet, not seen under floormats. Foglights, Pioneer 4-speaker CD stereo. Original in dash analog clock that keeps time!! 25MPG. No A/C. Spare is 1 of 2 good tread snow tires. You wont believe this car has covered a quarter million miles. Nearly rust free, you wont find one in better condition on the east coast. Available with car only: Pair of 44MM Mikuni sidedraft carbs to fit 22R. Purchaced from TRD (Toyota Racing Development), complete kit with manifolds, linkage, fittings, air horns and gaskets for true bolt on installation. These are rare as they are new in packaging, never seen fuel. Will not sell carbs separately, $500. additional.
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