Window Louvers Aren't Enough To Save This 1976 Toyota Celica ST

by Murilee Martin

December 29th, 2010 11:00 AM

window louvers aren t enough to save this 1976 toyota celica st

Remember window louvers? They were sort of terrible, yet it’s still interesting to see them on a quasi-sporty Malaise Era car. This Celica ST’s louvers will soon be ground up and digested by The Crusher.

It’s sad to see another 20R about to get crushed. These engines should be immortal!

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J Sutherland on Dec 29, 2010

That's too bad-the hardest 70s Celica to find is one that isn't a pile of reddish colored dust. This one should have been saved...

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Obbop on Dec 30, 2010

20R. Exhaust manifold cracked--- check 20R.

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