1999 Toyota Celica

2.2L 4 Cylinder Gasoline Fuel

Automatic

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This vehicle has been garage kept and very well maintained. It is in all original condition. I am the second owner. In the two years I have owned it, it has been garage kept, and driven only for sunny day cruises. The interior and exterior are in very good condition. There are some light signs of wear to the leather seats, because of its age, but again, very light. The paint has some very small signs of wear, but all in all it is a very nice and clean looking car. When I initially purchased this, I saw some markings on the bumper and right quarter panel. I immediately had a well know custom paint shop match and repaint these sections. Everything on the vehicle works well, including the powered convertible top. It has been properly maintained, and has never seen the winter weather, nor sat in the damaging rays of the sun. I personally purchased this as for collection purposes. Most of the time it has remained in a well built garage, started on a weekly basis, and occasionally taken out for a short cruise, as to not ruin from sitting. In the past few summers it has seen a few thousand miles, but not driven hard, and only in good weather, except for a few surprise showers. The top has no leaks, and everything is in great mechanical condition. Because it was not for travel, the tires are a bit worn, not bald, but need replaced. The decals are gold from the factory, and the 2nd "c" in Celica on the rear is missing. It has all the original manuals from the 1st owner. It also has a leather cover for the top when it is down. It starts without hesitation, and runs very well. It is a very smooth running car, with a sporty feel. This is an outstanding and pleasurable cruiser, aside from the few minor flaws that I have pointed out, but none stand in the way of the operation and feel of this vehicle. It also bears a decal in the front of the drivers side door jam, it reads ASC production #1, long beach facility. From what I understand, the decal tells that it was a full import, and was converted to left hand drive conforming to ASC standards by the manufacturer. The production #1 may bear some significance, but that I am unaware of. Feel free to ask any questions you may have. Good luck, best of wishes, and happy bidding.