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you know in its most powerful form, it managed 200 hp @ 6000 rpm and 200 lb-ft @ 3200 rpm , your typical Camry would run circles around it today...Reminds me of my college roommate's 92 Celica GT4, a quick little car.
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you know in its most powerful form, it managed 200 hp @ 6000 rpm and 200 lb-ft @ 3200 rpm , your typical Camry would run circles around it today...Reminds me of my college roommate's 92 Celica GT4, a quick little car.
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Good for you, and the kids. The fist half dozen vehicles I owned were all sticks. I still think it ought to be part of the driver's ed. curriculum too, this learning how to drive themI just got this car, needs some work but its primarily going to be used to teach the kids how to row.
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Its a 1991 Celica , Single owner in relatively solid state.
I will definitely put the OZ TTE wheels on it on a minimum, and perhaps a used TRD supercharger kit
I will be putting back the original souNd system and an amp plus new speakersAt least your kids will look cool driving into the High School parking lot. If it has the Fujitsu Ten OEM soundsystem, the better.
I wanted 15000 EUR but I do have problems selling it and I reduced it to 11000 EUR - amount I invested in it.You should have no problem selling it, how much you want for it?
Growing up in Kenya, I grew up with Safari Rally, man oh man.. I had died and gone to petrol heaven...coming back to Celica, I am also very nostalgic about it. We used to have an European rally champion back in the 90's who drove it. All the kids who were petrolheads wanted to be like him.
I think I will keep it simple, Get it clean inside, work on the interior and make it clean, Everything I look at from wheels to turbo kits, superchargers, etc. are more expensive than what I paid for the car. So, Its painful to spend. I think I will try keep it bone stock.Cool! Good luck modifying this classic beaute and teaching your kids how to drive.
This is sweet! is it manual? You can sell it to me and we will be both happy^^^Wow, your initial euphoria dissipated quickly which is typical once fiscal reality sets in. ENJOY!!
This is my $750 late winter project truck:
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I currently have about $1200 total into it and it's now roadworthy once again. And...it's a stick!!
Yup. 2000 Silvy RCSB 4.3 V6, 5spd manual, 4x4 with 214k miles. Still runs well, no smoke but a bit crusty.This is sweet! is it manual? You can sell it to me and we will be both happy![]()