SOLD: 1994 3SGTE Celica GT, COMPLETED Options

[Chanh55]

For Sale: 1994 Toyota Celica GT w/ 2nd Gen 3SGTE

Chassis has 187K, engine about 60-70K
Engine runs great, clutch is solid.

Exterior Mods:

C-One Style CF Hood
C-One Style Bumper
Type 404 Sideskirts
TRD Style Rear Bumper Extensions
GT-Four Style Riser Blocks
FlowLighting HID Headlights (Low)
JDM Taillights

Performance Mods:

2nd Gen 3SGTE
Front Mount Intercooler
HKS Turbo Timer
Custom Downpipe & Testpipe (Catless)
Greddy SP2 Catback
Toyo Proxes FZ4
TRD Quickshifter
Tien S-Tech Springs

A couple notes about the car:

1. Speedometer doesn't work, but it's probably just a couple wires and not the speed sensor.
2. I removed my back seats and spare tire for weight reduction, but it's all in my garage.

I'm asking for $6,000 o.b.o.

If you're wondering why I'm selling her... Let me tell you, there is nothing wrong with the car, it's my pride and joy and was babied from day one. It was a tough decision, but I just need to move on.

Some Pics:













This post has been edited by Chanh55: Apr 16, 2006 - 9:07 PM

[Jeremiah]

I know you said that you don't want us posting if we're not interested in buying, but I hope this will help you sell your car....


To those of us in California:
You CAN SMOG a car with a different motor IF:
The engine is a California SMOG legal engine (the engine came from anoter car that you COULD have SMOGed here. JDM's are not Cali SMOG ready).
The engine comes from a similar type of vehicle (Passanger vehicle vs Commercial vehicle).
The engine came from a car the same year as yours, or newer (this gets tricky with production years overlapping).
The engine has all the original smog equipment from donor vehicle.

If the swap meets these qualifications, you call up CHP and tell them you want your car reffed (or blue stickered). They will set you up with an appointment to go into a CHP Ref place which will check your car out (mostly making shure it still has all the original smog equipment) and then put a blue sticker in your door jam. Then you go to local SMOG shop and smog it.

My old room mate did this with his Honda (put an Integra motor in this Civic), so I know it can be done legally. If you have questions on this, check out the DMV and CHP web sites.


~J~