1973 TOYOTA CORONA  MK II 

Reluctantly selling my mark II to pay off the credit card bill. Have done a lot of work on this car in the 2+ years I have owned it, and it has been looked after its whole life judging by its condition. The Good Stuff: Is running beautifully and is a lot of fun to take road tripping, very straight body and no evidence of previous accidents. There is very minimal rust and I only needed 1 rust repair for roadworthy. The following things are all brand new (done in the last 1-2 weeks): Passenger side seat belt ($90) Muffler and exhaust rubbers ($180) Repaired windscreen ($60) Tappet cover gasket ($112) Rust repaired in left rear quarter ($275) Balance resistor and ignition coil ($330) New brake booster approx 12 months ago, brakes on this car are really good and responsive. The Not So Good Stuff: Tyres are roadworthy but there isn't a huge amount of tread on them. The interior is in original condition, there are some scuffs in the carpet, there is a tear on the driver's seat (quite small), and the carpet around the pedals will need to be replaced pretty soon. The roof lining looks a bit discoloured too. There is a small amount of rust bubbling in the rear wheel arches and a small patch below the drivers side door. If you're looking for a zippy little car that you can easily squeeze into tight carparks, this is not the car for you. The steering is heavy and it has a wide turning circle. Someone ripped the aerial off the car, so you won't be able to enjoy AM radio quite so much. The old clock in the dashboard doesn't work, and hasn't for many years I've been told. Odo is in miles, current reading is 63,925. Please call 0402 574 935 with any questions or to view, I will not respond to text messages but feel free to email me if you need more photos. Car can be viewed at Tarragindi 4121.