1976 Toyota Celica Gt 2.0l on 2040-cars
Charlottesville, Virginia, United States
This Celica has just passed the Virginia inspection. This is a mechanic owned car. It starts right up, runs great, stops great. This was a garage kept Southern California car (it is now in Virginia).
There is no rust in the body or the frame. Transmission is very good with no noise or hesitation. The interior is in great shape except for the tear on the side of the driver's seat. The paint is original except on the trunk lid and the right front fender. Rear window defogger works. Ventilation all works. The gauges all work. The tires are in very good condition. The car tracks and brakes straight. New muffler and catalytic converter. The trunk lid has some dings. You can see the dent at the lock in the picture. The lock works. The headliner is droopy. The engine is 2.0 litre. This is not a project car except for cosmetics. This is a car you could buy and drive home. |
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