Based upon the sixth generation Celica and offering a bit of everything, racing pedigree, sleek sports car lines, Japanese automotive kudos and being a convertible, this Celica has much going for it.

Thought to have been originally sold by Inchape Toyota, Oxford and first registered on 27th August 1998, with its current owner since 2002 and 2 previous recorded keepers, this Celica is in GT specification with a convertible top along with Toyota’s 2.0 litre 4-cylinder engine, (offering a reported 175bhp) mated to a 5-speed manual.

This fourth iteration of a Celica convertible was introduced in 1994.

Featuring alloy wheels, leather, electric windows, you got the same specification as the equivalent GT Coupe.

The interior looks good and on the exterior there’s some surface rust on a couple of the wheel arches and some stone chips and a couple of marks and scuffs here and there, otherwise the paintwork presents well, is usable with some bits to do in order to preserve it.

Believed to h...