2000 Toyota Solara

Coupe

2.2L 2164CC l4 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirated

Automatic

2T1CG22P1YC295562

Clear

GAS

The assumed condition of this vehicle is a blown head gasket, as the coolant is mixing with the oil inside the engine. The condition occurred while driving down the highway. The oil pin shot out of the pan and drained all the oil from the engine. The body is still in great shape and while the interior may need conditioning, it is also in good condition. I am unable to verify the exact mileage of the vehicle since the battery does not have enough power to light up the dash. There is only one key for the vehicle at this time that opens all doors, the trunk, and turns the ignition. The title is available for transfer. Known damage to the vehicle (see photos):The driver's side door has surface level scratching.The passenger side rear seat has a small cigarette burn.The passenger side door has a ding.The passenger side light is cracked.Part of the driver's side interior is slightly unattached.The rear driver's side panel is rusted in spots.Known mechanical damage / missing parts:The starter is missing. It was a brand new part that was returned.The battery is dead and not likely to be recharged.While the tires do not seem flat, they may be dry-rotted from sitting.Blown head gasket, but there could be further damage. The engine did turn at one point before it was flooded, which leads me to believe that it has not seized. However, I have not torn apart the engine below the valve cover gasket (replaced) to verify if there is any other damage to the pistons or know if the block is cracked. The buyer is responsible for all costs of towing, title fees, and taxes. Buyer agrees that this auction is for an AS-IS condition and the seller is not responsible for further unknown damage. No refunds or returns will be accepted for this vehicle. I will answer all questions to the best of my knowledge and will provide specific photos if requested.On Jan-17-14 at 07:14:32 PST, seller added the following information: UPDATE: 1/17/2014 - By the "oil pin" I mentioned in my opening description, I was referencing the oil drain plug. I received feedback suggesting clarification. Thanks!