Barn Find Toyota Celica XT 2.0L Hatchback/Liftback For Sale

A car that was way ahead of its time, this Celica XT is now a rare sight on UK roads. If you want something that stands out from the crowd, but is super-cool in its own right, this could be it.

From the seller: “Here on offer is a rare opportunity to purchase a 42yr old Tax and MOT exempt running Toyota Celica XT which my brother has owned for some time with a view to re commissioning for the road as a daily driver……. but other projects (Ford 107e – Escort Mk 5 van and land rovers etc) are taking his time and funding hence the sale of this super classic opportunity as he has come to terms he wont be finishing as he continues to focus on his other projects.

The Celica was last MOTed 15yrs ago in 2006 when it failed its MOT on the ONLY 2 Patches of welding on the vehicle which are the rear sills”

For sale on eBay –> Click here

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