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Crown

Sale price: $75,000.00 Make an offer

Car location: United States

Seller's notes: "Paper thin black dash has cracks hidden under black Dash Mat. I won't repair as were it perfect, it would still be under the Dash Mat. Seek & Search AM/FM radio InOp. Dash intact w/Org. radio and AM/FM cassette radio installed at bottom of steering column (antenna up when radio one and off when radio is off). All rubber around doors,window and boot new; new insulation on boot and bonnet lids. Tires are brand new with a new doughnut tire on an original rim (new full size tire on rim too).I've a few trim parts for sale ONLY to Crown owners" S/S leading edge on bonnet and rounded front corner lamps. (You will have to evidence a photo of your Vin tag plate to make inquiry)."

Sale type: Fixed price listing

Technical specifications, photos and description:

Make:: Toyota
Model:: Other
Year:: 1971
Type:: Coupe
Color:: Green currant
Mileage:: 110,000
Engine:: 4M
Transmission:: Automatic
Safety Features:: Anti-Lock Brakes
Trim:: S/steel trim
Interior Color:: Beige
Vehicle Title:: Clear
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Crown for sale

Current customer rating:

(4.1) based on 144 votes

Here ye be. once again. a teaser. I'll be at another car show Aug. 2 in Winston-Salem. NC. You'll see me next to the white almost look-alike Mustang GT 350 Fastback - of which there are many. and Crowns not [photo of a GT 500 shown below so ubiquitous & common a look-alike embarrassment to a Crown ]). Oh. almost forgot. my 899 th. 1971 L/hand USA edition is for sale - and only to one that "speaks" Crown.

My photograph is included below. look for me with my 1958 Jinmen. aiwan face.

I will not answer questions that reveal ignorance on this automobile - do your homework and know correct model numbers on 1971 Crowns - stay stock vs. modern ghetto appendages (chrome wheels?) that detract from value and esthetics.

Will trade for Bentley or Rolls of comparable values and condition.

Notice the 1971 Roadrunner behind the fence? I saw this poor beast. chained to a tree and behind a fence in FL in 2006 "Beware of Dog. " I had to take the pic to show the similarity between an MS 75 '71 Crown front grill area and a Roadrunner. Often times I've been asked if my Crown is either one of the two cars: GT 350 or a Roadrunner. Oh looky. a red 360 that was T-boned. cost to repair so far? 10 Gs. – I took this today (7/30) after they made it less than T-boned then too. see the red and disrespected Crown? I shot this in his filthy dirty junk yard. he was using it as his daily rider - I needed a small part that he believed was made of platinum. - I wouldn't have taken a good dump in the passenger compartment if he gave me the Crown! Cost to get this in to say less than Concourse condition. say about 75% - $20 k easily.

I hope he too is looking and knows the disdain I have for him.

I got that small part from a good man in Wisconsin (Thank you Alan Nelson) that gifted it to me on my 73 nd b-day (2012) along with many other parts. His Crown (a sit-in-the-weather-for-years wreck some guy bought off off e Bay. the guy was from So. Africa. and even after I was gifted many of the parts he was that desirous to get it. Cost here to bring to 75%. about 35 k - and first he's got to locate the missing marts (not easy). This guy had a TX Op. drive to MI and flatbed it back to Houston for shipment.

Who knows. he too may be reading this and he's to know. I have parts. not many. but some that you need.

More pics to follow. if only to tease those who didn't buy the Crown last year. or the year before.

Factoid: You that much older and Crowns are much more valuables. Decide: Rub the $ on your chest or drive Crown.

This is fun. and inexpensive. Better than the flicks.

(More tomorrow. )