1997 Toyota Celica Gt Convertible 2-door 2.2l on 2040-cars
Mastic Beach, New York, United States
for sale is my 1997 Toyota celica GT convertible. the car is in good running condition and has few minor issues. the latest repair items are the rear brakes,,rear wheel bearings,,radiator,,thermostat,,and oil change..the battery is 2 years old and the tires have 75% wear left.. there are two issues on this car...first is the stereo antenna which is in the down position and is not working..the second is the rear window on the roof which is separated from the roof and will need to be repaired. the engine is running fine with no leaks or oil burning. the transmission shifts smoothly between gears. the body of the car has no rust and is excellent condition for a 17 year old car. |
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