Nice 86 on trader

[Mr.AE86]

http://www.trader.ca/Search/Enlarged.asp?strPic=2124075&strYear=1985&s trMake=TOYOTA&strModel=COROLLA&strMile=&am p;strPrice=2500&CAT=1

check it out guys

[neil85AE86]

that car was listed a while back for $3000k, it was down in London.

Neil

[martiniracing]

wonder why no one wants to buy it

[Voodoo.Priest]

I would not want to buy it ether.
Just read. It is a SR5 conversion.
Ah. OK. I rust read it. He does not mention that any more. That sneeky bastard.
This always leaves you wondering how much was converted and how much is still SR5.
It probably has not sole because he might still be using SR5 tranny and rear axle. There are many parts that need to be converted to make a proper GT-S and he might have not done it all.
All because you drop a 4AG in and change the bumpers dosen't make it a GT-S.
Also it sais 75% restored. Does this mean 25% of the car is still messed up? Also who restored it? Did he do it? If so then it is at an unknown quality.
Sounds like a big risky to me.

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86 AE86 GT-S Liftback


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[Xenon]

I was actually about to ask if it was an SR5 or GTS! How many KM's? details!!

[mr_sinister]

haha guys, don't be silly..

anytime you buy a car this old (also most gt-s's have had many many owners) its &quot;risky&quot;

how many stories have we heard of someone buyng a gt-s and blowing the head gasket a few weeks later, or whatever?

buying old cars is risky, period.

the best you can do is go there and see it in person



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