1985 Toyota Celica Gts Convertible 2-door 2.4l on 2040-cars
Olympia, Washington, United States
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For sale is the rare and awesome 1985 Toyota Celica GTS Convertible. These are awesome little cars and really fun to drive. This is a solid car for it's age and runs and drives decently with 145k miles on the 22-RE motor. Really straight with no rust. The convertible top will need to be replaced, but frame and rear glass is included. I keep the car inside and drive only on sunny days as a convertible... so hasn't been much of a problem for me:-) There were only about 4000 of these made and sold in the US. Also the last`year of the rear wheel drive model.
For further information and questions please call Joel at 360-402-3957. |
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