92' ST185 in mint condition for sale, I might turn into a 5th gen guy :) Options

[Illyont]

92' Toyota Celica 4wd turbocharged for sale in Norway.. 20 000$ US (taxes, plates and registration included).. 105 000 miles on the clock, all services taken, power mirrors, original Toyota aluminum rims 16" and ABS brakes. Tinted rear windows, electrical windows, A/C.

Car is completely stock (engine wise) and have never been "played with". Stearing wheel is on the correct side (left)

I just posted in off-topic that I don't have a clue on what car to get, then this one pops up. I even know the guy selling it. This is probably as close to a GT-Four I can ever get with plates in this ****ty country..

I asked him to send me as many pictures and details as he could ASAP. The car is Toyota super red and looks just GREAT.



What do you guys think?

[rudeboy3d]

There is a dude on www.alltrac.net named Gary and he helped me a tremendous amount with information and such about the All-Trac. Plus the guy is seemingly always online, so he responds to a ton of posts, as well as PMs. Its not hard to locate him either, he posts on about every topic. lol. He's a cool guy though, and like I said, he helped me a lot. The other Celica sites are kinda so-so. This site is cool (shameless plug) and all the people on here are pretty awesome. They mod their engines moreso than the people on alltrac.net do, but its just engine work. With suspension and other questions, I'd prolly say alltrac.net would be more helpful, just because everyone on there has experience with the All-Trac.



I liked my Trac but it was very love hate. If you have money to spend, its the way to go. If something goes seriously wrong on it, it becomes quite the headache. Its addicting though, lol. I'm gettin my first 6th gen this Friday. 1995 red GT 5 speed hatch. Hopefully it will be just as good and better than the other Celicas I have had. Still miss my first one.


Best of luck man and post your dyno results!!! :-D