Excellent vid. The HVAC vents are not like anything else I've seen. Pop pop pop up and down headlights! Looks like the owners manual is in the glove box...would be cool to see the cover. The emissions sticker under the hood, if still there, would show engine family and displacement. The VIN sticker would have shown date of manufacture.
You could also get these in wagon configuration, with a long roof and a flat back window. I've only seen like 2 ever of those versions. The slant back seemed to be more popular.
The sport bak was an extra piece sold separately. You would take the hatchback off and put the sport bak in its place. Or you could just leave it off and drive it like a cabriolet
I have one of these. Getting ready to pull the engine and rebuild it. And yes they were all t-top
The manual window cranks look very similar to the ones in my dad’s Toyota Corolla that he drove in the 90s. Brings back memories ❤
Excellent vid. The HVAC vents are not like anything else I've seen. Pop pop pop up and down headlights! Looks like the owners manual is in the glove box...would be cool to see the cover. The emissions sticker under the hood, if still there, would show engine family and displacement. The VIN sticker would have shown date of manufacture.
You could also get these in wagon configuration, with a long roof and a flat back window. I've only seen like 2 ever of those versions. The slant back seemed to be more popular.
Yes! I think it was called the Sportback. Super rare. I think I’ve only seen one in person, and that was like 15 years ago.
The sport bak was an extra piece sold separately. You would take the hatchback off and put the sport bak in its place. Or you could just leave it off and drive it like a cabriolet