1989 Toyota Celica Gt Convertible 115k Miles Mint Condition, Electric All Works on 2040-cars
Hampstead, North Carolina, United States
WON’T LAST LONG !! 1989 Toyota Celica, only 115k miles, one owner. According to Ebay regulations and rules for listing a auto, I had to check auto as being Salvaged, but it actually isn't. The title is clear and the car isn't a salvage car by no means. Everything in this description and pictures are true, any questions just call me. If you appreciate old cars then you will love this one. Mint condition, electrical locks, sunroof, and mirrors, automatic 2 wheel drive or 4 wheel drive, brand new convertible top, tires ,and battery, center console, tinted glass, tilt steering, intermittent front wipers, power steering, etc. Passed all diagnostic tests with a print out. Still have owner’s manual. Purrs like a kitten. AC/Heater works, new headlights, everything works. The seats are like brand new no spots or stains. And it’s fast for a 4 cylinder. Great on gas and joy rides. Hard to let this one go. I am selling it because I am military and moving to California and don’t want to drive the distance. I am asking a firm price of $4,000.00 FIRM, MUST SEE TO APRECIATE, otherwise I will just store it. Serious inquiries only. Call Lisa at: 479-616-4903. I am currently located in Washington, NC. |
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