1985 Toyota Celica GTS

The design of the third-generation Celica has matured into a terrific overall presentation. And you understand that exceptionally well thanks to the good care shown on this example. After all, the angular front end wouldn’t be so attractive if the headlight doors didn’t still fit flush. The dip in the trunk line needs to be crisp to really get noticed. Plus, the flared wheel arches and large factory GTS wheels gave Toyota a sporty presence in the ’80s. The red paint is bold and has a nice shine that looks good on sunny days – exactly what you want on a sunshine-friendly convertible. It’s unknown if the odometer reflects the full actual mileage, but the presentation on this one has the look of a car that has been driven with care and respect. And it is an all-around attractive cruiser. Because even on the gray days, the black folding roof is a great coordinate with the chin spoiler, trim, front end, and rear bumper to almost give this one a two-tone effect. The roof is what makes this rare. The convertible was specially completed by American Sunroof Corporation (ASC) for Toyota, and they only offered it in the final two years of this generation. It was an expensive option, and so it’s estimated that less than 4,500 were produced in total.