With its fresh bright orange paintwork that confidently shouts the 70s, this MK1 Toyota Celica ST is always going to attract lots of attention; from a lovely retro collectionNot a common sight on today’s roads, designed as the Japanese Mustang, this sporty two door sportscar was first registered in April 1976.The Mk1 Celica was the first Japanese car to use state-of-the-art robotic assembly in its production and this example benefits from fresh paintwork and a thorough wax oil treatment.The TA22 ST model was fitted with a -1.6 litre T series engine coupled with a manual gearbox, complete with a current V5C showing the car has been in the same ownership since 2016 with five previous keepers in 49 years.

The vehicle was subject to an insurance claim in June 2022 resulting in a catagory N marker on HPI.

Category N Insurance Loss.

No Structural Damage and Repairable - Insurer Decided Not to Repair.Running and driving nicely on site, this rare retro Celica looks a big chunk of cool for r...