1981 Toyota Corolla

Coupe

4 - Cyl.

Manual

JT2TE72L1B0605705

Other

Gasoline

Up for auction is my showcar I built a number of years ago.... 1981 Toyota Corolla with a huge stereo! 151.2 DB 6x 12" Earthquake subs, 4 capacitors, 5 amps (Audison and Earthquake, 2 altenators, 2 batteries, Pioneer 12 disc CD charger, double din Pioneer head unit P85, shaved door handles, hood opens from side, a fiberglass wing I made, headers, 18 Neeper Syncros, CD changer in motorized from a recessed area, custom fabrication of complete stereo, plexiglass throughout w/ green flourescent, full molded body kit with no seams, paint job by me, custom interior, Recaro Seats, carbon fiber steering wheel, and much more. The car itself runs very very well. However, since its been off the road for a while it needs a battery and brakes (the brake calipers are frozen...). No rust to speak of. I worked this ride for years and won many car show/stereo competitions. No time anymore and ts time to let it go. I really dont want to sell it..... Feel free to ask questions - Thanks for looking, Jim On Jul-13-10 at 14:32:38 PDT, seller added the following information: Up for auction is my showcar I built a number of years ago.... 1981 Toyota Corolla with a huge stereo! 151.2 DB 6x 12" Earthquake subs, 4 capacitors, 5 amps (Audison and Earthquake, 2 altenators, 2 batteries, Pioneer 12 disc CD charger, double din Pioneer head unit P85, shaved door handles, hood opens from side, a fiberglass wing I made, headers, 18 Neeper Syncros, CD changer in motorized from a recessed area, custom fabrication of complete stereo, plexiglass throughout w/ green flourescent, full molded body kit with no seams, paint job by me, custom interior, Recaro Seats, carbon fiber steering wheel, and much more. The car itself runs very very well. However, since its been off the road for a while it needs brakes (the brake calipers are frozen...). No rust to speak of. I worked this ride for years and won many car show/stereo competitions. No time anymore and ts time to let it go. I really dont want to sell it..... Buyer should have an understanding of basic electronics and mechanical skills- Feel free to ask questions - Thanks for looking, Jim