2003 Toyota Celica Gts Hatchback 2-door 1.8l on 2040-cars
Fredericksburg, Virginia, United States
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My son and I are selling this very nice 2003 Celica GTS that has a lot of work done! He has graduated high school and moved on to other things. His vehicles are the same, he is now driving a big truck and need to sell this to pay for it (PAY ME BACK). I will list everything I know about it below, if you are in the area come by and see it, it will sell its self. This car is lowered , in great shape and even has sex appeal. The interior is like new except for the drivers seat that is torn, but could be fixed. The radio volume seems to have a mind of its own (may need radio). As for the the engine, it has that rare engine that has the advanced timing, when you drive it feel like a turbo but its not. The car just had the ground effects and bumper repainted. the front bumper is very low, must be-careful around speed bumps! Car looks fast but is not crazy fast and drives 100%, AC works, Z rated tires new and all brakes are good. We have set the reserve very low compared to the $9000 that WE have in the car.
Thanks, Jason
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