The Toyota Celica Coupe (1974 brochure review)

[@835-Act]

Remember these love the styling. I owned a 1600ST with a 5 speed loved the pillar less doors and the little wind down window in the rear great looking car at all angles. I always aspire to get a 2000GT. Mine succumbed to the rust worm and was beyond repair but today there value is going up❤

[@clivet3252]

This is a good one for Christmas Eve. Great looking car.

[@EricaMTB]

Later in the 70s, this model Celica won in class at the Bathurst 1000 driven by Peter Williamson. Fitted with the world's first in-car camera in 1979, so lots of footage of the Celica.

[@twentyrothmans7308]

Merry Christmas! A friend of mine had one of these as a hand-me-down from her father. She drove it like a scalded cat, and she was utterly beautiful.

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Merry Christmas

[@paulc9588]

Really like the US muscle car-inspired look of these, some attractive designs on offer from Toyota around this time. Turning to the price list, a base model VW Beetle (1200?) came in at £995 on the road at this time. I can remember the adverts. So exactly the same price as a basic Toyota 1000. By no means cheap but fair value considering what you were getting, which is pretty much where Toyota has always been. Nothing wrong with that at all.

[@eddtemperley2421]

My late Uncle had one of these new in yellow - a GT I think. It was a very nice car indeed. When you think about what else was on the road in 1974 wow it was a super stylish machine. Thanks for showing the brochure. Have a merry Christmas.

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Merry Christmas

[@obesetuna3164]

Merry Christmas my friend. Back then, in my primary school days, the Celica was quite a common sight on Australian roads..

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Merry Christmas

[@JimmyShields-z2h]

Merry Christmas, have relaxing period into New Year there's plenty vids i have miss.

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Merry Christmas