Very nice. Had a '76 notch GT when they were new, fun ride and could burn the tires through 3rd. gear. OBTW the rod dampeners have came off in your doors, hence the rattle. when closing.
Sorry to be offtopic but does anybody know a trick to get back into an instagram account?? I somehow lost my account password. I would love any tips you can give me!
@Micah Ira i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and im in the hacking process now. Takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.
Hello, I'm Stype from a TH-cam channel called TopCars TV. It's about car countdowns, Top10, Top7, etc... currently at 118,000 subs and growing. Right now I'm working on a new video about the prettiest Japanese cars and I reckon this early Toyota Celica is one of them. It's a rare car and there aren't many creative commons I could work with, so can I'm asking for permission to use your video for some B-Roll clips? I need about 10 seconds of the material. In return, I would put a watermark source in the corner when your clip is playing, special thanks in the credits at the end, and a link in the description (your YT or IG). Let me know, Thanks.
I've seen Celica with a Lexus V8 engine but I've wonder what happened if you put a Chrysler Ford or GM V8 engine in a Toyota Celica from the 70's and 80's models as a sleeper
I had a ' 76 hatchback back in the day. I really liked that car, except it was an ugly beige color. Would love to know more about this one and see JDM Legends build one.
Yeah, the Brits really liked that crappy tan/beige color, too! Both of my collectables were ironically ugly tan! '67 Europa that was originally tan, now red...and a '70 Datsun 510 that was tan, now orange.
Isn't this a TA23 with the longer wheelbase and facelifted bonnet? TA22's had side vents in the bonnet. Owned several of these back when they were ridiculously cheap in the late 80's.
Lad you have to change your channel name thers literally 27 other channels with the same name and thers only one real jdm Legemds and they build cars 🚗
TA22 is used as slang for the entire 71-77 Celica's nowadays. It's easier to say than 1st gen or 71-77. Also I could be wrong on this but the engines in em don't matter to most since you have a lot of great early 2000s 4cyl engines you can swap into them for $2-3k total driving cost.
Very nice. Had a '76 notch GT when they were new, fun ride and could burn the tires through 3rd. gear. OBTW the rod dampeners have came off in your doors, hence the rattle. when closing.
Gotta love those Celica with a inline 4Cylinder engines either original or modern Engine
Good looking Celica, a twin tip exhaust muffler would look nice, nice engibe.
I want one of these when I’m older
Nice car, i love that shape!
Beautiful mate.🤤 gota love 70s JDM 2 door body styles
Magnifique !!!
Awesome Celica👌👍
This is my dream ride
Beautiful
Nice ride!
I love to look of this car
very good
they should start making this car again class
Sorry to be offtopic but does anybody know a trick to get back into an instagram account??
I somehow lost my account password. I would love any tips you can give me!
@Jacob Cody instablaster =)
@Micah Ira i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and im in the hacking process now.
Takes a while so I will reply here later with my results.
@Micah Ira it worked and I now got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thank you so much, you really help me out :D
@Jacob Cody Glad I could help :D
Does that was the original engine sound ? Sounds great !!! 💪🏽👏🏾
I need one 🔥🔥🔥🔥🥵💯. Lol
Hello,
I'm Stype from a TH-cam channel called TopCars TV. It's about car countdowns, Top10, Top7, etc... currently at 118,000 subs and growing.
Right now I'm working on a new video about the prettiest Japanese cars and I reckon this early Toyota Celica is one of them.
It's a rare car and there aren't many creative commons I could work with, so can I'm asking for permission to use your video for some B-Roll clips?
I need about 10 seconds of the material.
In return, I would put a watermark source in the corner when your clip is playing, special thanks in the credits at the end, and a link in the description (your YT or IG).
Let me know,
Thanks.
Sure thing, thanks for asking.
@@jdmlegends3797 Awesome! Thank you
Why does it seem that on the TV series most of the episodes are Nissan(datson) related? In the JDM marketplace are Nissan s that much more popular??
Why why can't the car business manufacturer recreate this same similar design AGAIN???
I've seen Celica with a Lexus V8 engine but I've wonder what happened if you put a Chrysler Ford or GM V8 engine in a Toyota Celica from the 70's and 80's models as a sleeper
SUiih
I had a ' 76 hatchback back in the day. I really liked that car, except it was an ugly beige color. Would love to know more about this one and see JDM Legends build one.
Yeah, the Brits really liked that crappy tan/beige color, too! Both of my collectables were ironically ugly tan! '67 Europa that was originally tan, now red...and a '70 Datsun 510 that was tan, now orange.
How much do y’all think these are worth these days? Really want one !
It a 1.6L DOHC 120HP
Isn't this a TA23 with the longer wheelbase and facelifted bonnet? TA22's had side vents in the bonnet. Owned several of these back when they were ridiculously cheap in the late 80's.
The TA23 was the export model with the same body and single cam engine, the TA22 was the Japanese domestic model with the twin cam 2T-G.
Is that 14x7 hayashi?
It's been a while but I believe they were 13x7" Hayashi's.
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TA 23
goddamn, this gave me chub.
あ、セリカだ❗
Suche TA 22 oder 23
Lad you have to change your channel name thers literally 27 other channels with the same name and thers only one real jdm Legemds and they build cars 🚗
It’s not a TA22 Celica it’s an RA23
RA23 is the U.S. market Celica with the 2T engine, this is a Japanese market TA22 with the twin-cam 2T-G. TA22 is listed on the VIN plate.
TA22 is used as slang for the entire 71-77 Celica's nowadays. It's easier to say than 1st gen or 71-77. Also I could be wrong on this but the engines in em don't matter to most since you have a lot of great early 2000s 4cyl engines you can swap into them for $2-3k total driving cost.