[EEngineer]

Another STEAL in Toronto Area.

5 Speed V6, rebuilt 3VZ, but can be swapped out for a 1MZ I suppose.

http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-cars-veh...LE-sport-5spd-Toyota-Camry-W0QQAdIdZ122182396


I'd buy this in a heart beat, get it painted and that' would be it.

 

[JCamry94]

Damn dude, that's a nice car for the money... it's $1200 in usd :headbang:

Maybe I should sell my car and buy this!!! ugh!

 

[quangtran89]

Nice car for only 1500.

 

[Fiox789]

Only if I lived in that area.

 

[Zviator]

black interior, now that's rare !!!

 

[GtariSSt]

Hard to believe no rust on the underbody especially with body rust? And in Toronto? And just replaces brake lines? Hmmm, scares me.

 

[EEngineer]

^no underbody rust is probably BS...but in toronto, almost all cars are rustproofed before sold....and trust me, rustproofing makes a huge difference.

My car was bought outside Boston, where there isn't as much horrific snow as Toronto, so my pops never had the car rustproofed, but when we moved to Toronto, holy shit did this car rust.

my fuel lines are almost gone, my gas tank is pretty rusted, brake lines, exhaust, host underside, nuts and bolts here and there. u name it and it'll have rust on it. another buddy of mine's camry is even older than mine, but was rustproofed, and it barely got rusts anywhere.

I'd say this is worthy of $1500 for sure

 

[Strum]

I would love to get a 5 speed. I have a 93 w/6cyl (automatic) that I am working on now. I've been under it off and on for the past two weeks and I am surprised of the condition, overall the underside is in good shape. The brake and fuel lines will need to be replaced soon, but other than that, it looks good for a northeastern car. I just took the shield off that protects the lines and they are crusty in some spots, but no leaks. Right now I have to replace the return line from where it exits the shield by the tank.

The fact that all the lines have been replaced on this car, does make it interesting. Toronto isn't that far from Cleveland, but I would hate to make the drive to be disappointed.