littlehorn answered 16 years ago
You can get an accurate market value for your car for free at www.edmunds.com or www.kbb.com. You can put all of your options, etc., in and give an appraisal of condition and they will spit back a range of numbers. It will vary greatly on your area of the country. Up here in PA, it would be worth less because of our rust issues.
The car has been garaged in Florida. Adult drivers only. It is red w/black top. Excellent body condition and only 87,000 original miles.
1985 Toyota Celica GT-S Coupe
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The car has no rust and I am the second owner. I have to sell it. I have heard prices from $1500 to $18000. What is a good price...considering it will be a classic in two years?
1985 Toyota Celica GT-S Convertible
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Have a 1985 celica supra for sale
1985 Toyota Celica
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i am thinking about buying an '85 toyota celica gt. it seems to be in pretty good shape but has 215,000 miles on it. i hear these cars can go forever, but it seems like a lot of miles to me...any in...
1985 Toyota Celica GT Hatchback
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70000 miles no dent everything original inside may need a little help
1981 Toyota Celica GT liftback
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