My 6G Celica Malpaso Style
| Year: | 1996 |
| Chassis Code: | AT200 |
| Type: | ST |
| Body Style: | Hatchback |
| Transmission: | Manual |
| Color: | Bright Iris Pearl (8K9) |
| Location: | Netherlands |
Added over 12 years ago by martintccn.
Performance
None
Suspension
- Eibach lowering springs (3 cm)
- Front strut bar JDM
- GT-four rear strut bar
Exterior
Malpaso replica
- ST/GT-four bumper hybrid
- GT-four alu hood
- clear side markers
- rear and front SS-III splitters
- SS-III side skirts
- JDM tail lights
- JDM projectors and clear high beams
- 17 inch Toyota Rims
Interior
- Victor stearing wheel
More info
Bought my Celica in 2006. I bought this Celica because it had run only 70.000 km and I wanted to put it on LPG which I did. I never intended to style the car but it all started in 2007 with just simple white side markers. After that I got lost on the internet and discovered what all the other owners did with their 6G. The car has had several changes over the years but I think this Malpaso version is the final one. Something I had always dreamed about creating and now someone really did it. So here's my version.
All 3 Comments
wow, that's quite a nice collection. I got an 77 RA24 myself. It's a rust bucket but I'm slowing fixing it up.
and I know what you're talking with the T20s. WIsh I would've known as well but I don't mind my AT200 at all.
Posted over 12 years ago
nicely done. planning on any performance mods?
Posted over 12 years ago
No, I'm really into the styling part. Offcourse if I had known in advance what kind of T20 versions there were, I might have tried to find a 202 version. But I've learned all there is to learn about the T20 after owning one. Beside from this T20, I also own a very nice 1977 TA28 and have a 1985 MA61 under construction. So I can't spend everything on the T20. I will add some pictures concerning the various cars later.
Posted over 12 years ago
malpaso says:
Absolutely amazing... you exactly followed dreams I had in 2008. AT200 in SS-Four design and 1st gen Celica in garage. Thank you for sharing!
Posted over 12 years ago