1991 Toyota Celica Gts Hatchback 2-door 2.2l on 2040-cars
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I have a 1991 Toyota Celica GTS for sale with approximately 125k miles on it . My daughter has driven this car for the past 4 years and just bought another vehicle which is why we are selling this one. This car is not perfect and if you are mechanically inclined, then this is the right car for you. We have replace basically everything in this car to include the following:
We did other things to the vehicle as well but too many to list. Everything works on this car Air, Sunroof etc. Keep in mind this is an old car and there is still a couple things that need replacing. I noticed the right back tire is making some noise so we suspect it is a wheel bearing which is $53 at Pep boys. It also may need new shocks and struts. Also, my daughters Boyfriend backed into her front bumper, we have a replacement bumper which we never installed. If you purchase this car you can have it; I paid 350.00 for it. This car drives and only needs those few things done to it but I wanted to disclose everything so you know what you are buying and you have no surprises. The interior is old and needs some TLC |
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