1977 Toyota Celica

ST Coupe

4 - Cyl.

Manual

RA24100587

Gasoline

I'm calling this my "come and get it out of my yard" auction. Car has some body damage on the left front fender and drivers door. Trunk lid has a little bit of rust coming through the paint on the back edge, easy fix. Nothing really major but needs to be told. This car has been sitting for about a year with weekly starts and warm-ups. Car runs and drives and is tagged till April 2013. Car is in need of some TLC and would make a great project. On to the good stuff, a lot has been done already over the years. It has a Weber carb, header, custom 2-inch exhaust, Crane Cam Fireball ignition upgrade, tinted windows, louvers on back window, carpet & headliner kit, a lot of extra gauges & tach with shift light, Grant steering wheel, Jenson stereo, electric fan with adjustable thermostat and a lot of other stuff. Bear in mind that I did this all this work 10-12 years ago. Car will come with some extra parts, like stock fan and steering wheel and 2 repair manuals. Most everything has been replaced. Brakes,clutch, driveline rebuilt, struts, shocks, alternator, starter, brake master cylinder, distributor, water and fuel pumps, most of the "big" work was done by auto shops. I have a ton of receipts which will be included. Car was repainted 12-years ago but has since faded (Oregon weather!) Motor is the 20-R and is running pretty good. Probably could use a tune-up as I have not done one in quite some time. Motors got a couple of oil drips due to some old gaskets. Battery could use replacing as this one is about 7-years old. 5-speed tranny. If your interested in fixing up this classic then this is the one to have. It has lots of upgraded parts and would really not take a whole lot to make it look good again. Any questions will be responded to quickly. Thanks for looking guys! Driving it home is up to you, personally I would trailer it home as it has been sitting for a year. I'm probably down talking this car more than need be but I would rather it all be out in open so everybody knows what's up.