1996 Toyota Celica Gt Convertible Auto, No Reserve $.01 Start 5 Day Auction on 2040-cars
Chagrin Falls, Ohio, United States
1996 Toyota Celica GT Convertible Runs Great Auto Summer Fun for CHEAP NO RESERVE!!!!! Selling my Toyota Celica at no reserve. It's a 1996 convertible that runs great, automatic shifts great, and will last for a long time. Has a new radiator and a new battery. It's black on black and came with pretty much every option that year. Top is in good shape and the air blows ice cold. Tires are in decent shape (has slight wobble at 50 mph), has aftermarket rims that look good but need a good scrubbin. This car is not perfect but if you are looking for a quick little sports car to enjoy for the summer than this is it. The interior is in good shape. Seat covers over the front seats to cover up some wear (see pics). The exterior has seen better days, i photographed it the best I could so please look closely at pics. Has some scratches, some rust, and a few dents on the front hood. I'd call it a 20 footer, looks great from a distance but up close you can see a few imperfections. Most noticeably is the front light that has a rust color to it from leaking water into it. Vehicle currently has 205k miles. Should go for at least a 100k more. Runs great and good on gas. Please look closely at pics!! THis is a no reserve auction starting at a penny. High bidder wins! It's only a 5 day auction so don't miss out. Summer fun on the cheap!!!!! |
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