I need to go old school though, so the Talon is going soon. Once I find my Celica, I'm sure I'll have lots of questions for the pro's. Thanks in advance.
Jdexter73
Jdexter73
New here and looking to get a ra29. Right now I have an Eagle Talon widebody w/ Eclipse conversion.
I need to go old school though, so the Talon is going soon. Once I find my Celica, I'm sure I'll have lots of questions for the pro's. Thanks in advance.
I need to go old school though, so the Talon is going soon. Once I find my Celica, I'm sure I'll have lots of questions for the pro's. Thanks in advance.
Re: Jdexter73
Welcome aboard!
Nice car. Where do you live? What are your plans for the celica?
Nice car. Where do you live? What are your plans for the celica?
77 Celica Liftback GT -- 20r engine with weber 38dges, LC Engineering header, electronic ignition retrofit, 14x7 supra wheels.
Re: Jdexter73
I'm located near U of I in central Illinois. Not too many cars survive the salt used for the roads in winter. Rust is a huge problem with anything older.
What I'm wanting to do is build a retro custom ( think Foose or Coddington ) w/ up dated engine / internals, better suspension and of course the biggest rim / tire package that can fit for that G-machine look.
What I'm wanting to do is build a retro custom ( think Foose or Coddington ) w/ up dated engine / internals, better suspension and of course the biggest rim / tire package that can fit for that G-machine look.
Re: Jdexter73
Sweet!
Another midwest guy. I live in the middle of Missouri, but I am from St. Louis. My wife has relatives in the north central Illinois area (Franklin Grove, Rockford, Dixon, etc.) so we make it that way every so often.
I understand what you mean about survivors. I don't see many celicas in my area (by "not many" I mean "none"). Good luck with your search. If you have any questions or need any help, the guys on this board are really cool. There are a couple guys in the Chicago area on the board too.
Another midwest guy. I live in the middle of Missouri, but I am from St. Louis. My wife has relatives in the north central Illinois area (Franklin Grove, Rockford, Dixon, etc.) so we make it that way every so often.
I understand what you mean about survivors. I don't see many celicas in my area (by "not many" I mean "none"). Good luck with your search. If you have any questions or need any help, the guys on this board are really cool. There are a couple guys in the Chicago area on the board too.
77 Celica Liftback GT -- 20r engine with weber 38dges, LC Engineering header, electronic ignition retrofit, 14x7 supra wheels.
Re: Jdexter73
Welcome to the forum.
cool looking car, but it looks like a $180,000 vehicle that got blown up in a movie i cant remember the name of
cool looking car, but it looks like a $180,000 vehicle that got blown up in a movie i cant remember the name of
