1977 TOYOTA CELICA ST1600 COUPE TA23

Some cars from the 70’s look more cool with age, but the Toyota Celica is one of those rare motors that looked cool from day one. It still oozes style to this day.

This one needs work, but the amount of interest it’s generated already would indicate that it won’t stuggle to find a new home.

From the seller: “TOYOTA CELICA 1.6ST COUPE 1977. YELLOW. GREAT PROJECT FOR SOMEONE WHO LIKES BODY WORK . INTERIOR JUST NEEDS A CLEAN.  66992 MILES. 4 OWNERS, LAST ONE 1989.

I HAVE AN OLD V5. I HAVE A FRONT WING S/H  TWO NEW REAR ARCHES AND A NEW FUEL PUMP TO GO WITH THE CAR”

For sale on eBay, here –> https://bit.ly/3Rfs2Is

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