1988totota Fx16 Gts on 2040-cars
Lancaster, California, United States
Fully loaded hard to find 1988 Toyota FX16 GTS with a 1600 twin cam, 16 valve engine. Its over 20 years old and in real nice condition. Original paint is faded but never wrecked, Engine runs strong and shits smooth still gets over 30 MPG. Has power windows door locks and mirrors has AC but needs to be charged. Interior in good shape no rips on seats, but are a little faded. Dash is in great shape with no cracks. Suspension is tight. Car has been lowered a bit and is adjustable. Aftermarket wheels with fairly new tires and new battery has front and rear disk breaks with cross drilled rotors up front. Now for the bad. Passenger window has trouble going up and down, and the brake lights wont turn off. other then that its a nice little car. Car is registered as Non Operation for no insurance. Car is for sale locally and seller has the right to pull ad form listing.
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