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 1972 TA22 (celica), Great Cond, Adelaide, $3000
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Wed, 28 July 2004 00:53
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Selling my TA22. I can be contacted on 0411464112. Looking for $3000 firm. In Adelaide, SA. Specs are as follows.
Cheers,
Rob
Colour: Toyota glacier white (fresher, less creamier than stock white TA22s)
Year: 1972
Make: Toyota
Model: TA22 Celica
Exterior:
-Genuine GT Clear front indicator lenses
-Genuine GT bonnet flutes (longer than standard)
-13" Jellybean Mags with Yokohama tread, at least 90% wear
-High powered high beam sealed globes
-Alarm (remote, immobiliser, shock sensor)
-Solex locks
-Larger battery, custom battery support
-All original Celica badges, including cursive side Celica
Interior:
-Recaro front seats
-Oil pressure gauge
-White dials
-Carbon Fibre instrument cluster
-SAA sports steering wheel
-Aftermarket flip sunroof (doesn't leak!)
-Momo gearstick knob with leather boot
-Leather handbrake boot
-Km/hr speedo
Engine:
-imported 2TG (1600cc Twin Cam)
-Twin side draught 40mm solex/mikuni carbs, reconditioned 5000kms ago
-#222 head; most powerful 2TG model from factory (124hp), reinforced head webbing, larger valves, high lift- shorter duration cams
-Lightened 3TGTE flywheel
-Bosch high performance leads
-4-point spark plugs
-Polished rocker cover
-Electronic Ignition
-Electronic front mounted radiator fan (switched to dash)
-Electronic external fuel pump (located under fuel tank)
-Ramflo air filters
-Manual choke
-Heavy Duty clutch
-EFI thermo housing
Exhaust System:
-2" Stainless steel system
-2" tuned length 4-1 Genie extractors
-3mth old mid-placed hotdog
-3mth old rear muffler
-dump pipe
-quiet at idle (legal noise level)
Stereo System:
-JVC 4x45Watt headunit placed in dash
-Remote
-RCA in and out
-Sansui amplifier
-Pioneer 3-way 4inch front speakers (in doors)
-Pioneer 2-way 6inch rear speakers (covered by parcel shelf mat)
-Open air 12" Pioneer sub, placed behind rear seats (TS-W303F)
Extras:
-Spare T50 5speed gearbox
-Spare boot, excellent condition
[Updated on: Wed, 28 July 2004 01:05]
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Location:
Brisbane
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July 2004
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Re: 1972 TA22 (celica), Great Cond, Adelaide, $3000
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Wed, 28 July 2004 06:33
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If only you were in QLD!!! looks awesome
goodluck with sale
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Registered:
May 2002
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Re: 1972 TA22 (celica), Great Cond, Adelaide, $3000
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Fri, 30 July 2004 00:16
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Thanks. If only you were in adelaide!! haha.
These cars are getting rare, but so must be the demand, people must be thinking they are grandma cars or something...
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Location:
brisbane
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March 2004
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Re: 1972 TA22 (celica), Great Cond, Adelaide, $3000
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Fri, 30 July 2004 06:20
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hey rob what happened to the 3tgte is that in another celica ?
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Registered:
May 2002
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Re: 1972 TA22 (celica), Great Cond, Adelaide, $3000
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Fri, 30 July 2004 10:48
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nah I sold that engine last year, it wasn't worth the insurance hassles having it in my car. I spent twice as much on the engine as what I got for it... But now i really regret selling it, like I will probably regret selling my car.
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Location:
Adelaide
Registered:
September 2003
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Registered:
May 2002
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Re: 1972 TA22 (celica), Great Cond, Adelaide, $3000
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Mon, 02 August 2004 13:49
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I can send you more pics by email if you want.
I'm selling it because I have been offered a cheap, bigger car, and haven't got enough driveway for both cars.
Its had tie rod ends replaced, front cambre corrected and yellow springs at the back (and lowered a little).
As for work that needs to be done, nothing to drive it comfortably, but the standard brakes get too hot for prolonged hills drives, so there are things that could be done to it depending on how far you want to go, but i've put thousands into it so its a great car at the moment.
3SGTE conversion i've briefly looked into, need a 2S bellhousing/gearbox and custom mounts etc, tailshaft, upgrade brakes, and convert a East-west FWD engine to RWD, apparently the radiator hoses are difficult to adapt, plently of money required ($5g up).
3TGTEU is a better option, had one in the car last year for about one month, bolted straight in like it was made for it.
I'm enjoying driving it at the moment, but i really have to get off my ass and advertise it properly soon.
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