1974 Toyota Celica UNREAL DETAILING TRANSFORMATION!
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- Опубликовано: 4 май 2022
- After sitting in a junkyard for the last 27 years, this 1974 Toyota Celica got a much deserved cleaning. While its not perfect, its a lot cleaner than it was and gives us a better idea of the condition of the car. Since this was a dry climate car, there is only a little surface rust and the structure is still extremely solid. Stay tuned for more videos on it as we try to get it back on the road. Like and subscribe🙏🤟👍
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wow. the interia looks good in the thumbnail but we didn't get to see it finished in the videos.
the best my friend.. I am very interested in repairing old vehicles... from Sabah, Malaysia.. I am waiting for the next video..🖐️🖐️🤝👍😍😃
I used to have 78 Celica. Awesome car it was. I should have never sold it.
I owned two celiacs. A couple and later a lift back. Loved them!
I’m in search of a fastback! Those are my favorite but getting super hard to find these days
This was my first car at age 16. In 1986 I bought one for $100.
They hold a special place in my heart and I'd buy one right now sight unseen at a reasonable price.
Wow that’s awesome!!
@@Mechanic_kid Sooo.....?
4 sale?
@@lilmike2710 I already sold it
@@Mechanic_kid 🫰 darn 😀
Nearly 50 years old what a solid car
Totally agree Ebahraim! Most of these are rusted away
70's Celicas are one of my favorite 70s cars. My older cousin had one and an old coworker had one. I think a high school friend also had one, his was in rougher shape but it ran. I like the interior and exterior design that went into these cars.
Ya, I agree! Definitely the coolest car from the 70s. Stay tuned for more Celica content. Thanks for the comment Jeff👍🏼
Beautiful car
That was very satisfying watching the vacuum cleaner and the pressure washer. 👍
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Someone done a crappy paint job over what was a beautiful root beer color! Surprisingly in great shape for it's age, floor pans and rockers look great! Can't wait to see this one restored!
Hey Dwayne, ya at some point someone did a cheap paint job on it which sucks! I believe the original color was white but i could be wrong as I did see that root beer color in places also. Most of these rusted out completely, this one is still very solid. Thanks for the support and stay tuned👍🏼
i might be wrong but a lot of these 70's celica have that color under the paint, so i think it's their primer color
So awesome.
I had a '71 Celica and the place to add gasoiine was behind the rear license plate holder. on the '72 abd beyond the gas oirt was in the drivers side support. When kept up and in good condition it is a great car, I rallyed with mine for several years, Did gymcannas and other recey type events and always placed high. Unfortunatly it was trashed and moved on to someone that wanted it even with a front end that tried to eat a telephone pole. I miss that car.
one of very few pnw celicas that isn't completely rotten. nice find. i have an 81celica... the paint in the trunk area is now a structural component :p
Awesome job.
Real insane detailing grt
I'm on board brother I want to see this !
Got a couple videos coming out on the 68 charger soon! Stay tuned🤟🏼
@@Mechanic_kid fudge yeah 👍
I had one back in the early 90's it was a 73 ,it had about 3 different colour in the body panels,I would replace the rusted panels when and if I could find good ones cause brand new I remember just for a boot lid was just over 500 dollars AU......
That’s awesome!👍🏼
ST grille is the best imo. Although the higher tier grilles are fine too but love ST.
Agree!👍🏼
l have my 18r toyota corona 1979 model
Dash can be fixed with plastic welding and coating or cover.
I’ve seen that before! Might have to give it a try👌🏼
@@Mechanic_kid I can't remember their names but they have a website, video on RUclips of their Celica. Coating would be flocked instead of cover. Will definitely be doing to mine, mine looks like yours only my car wasn't that nasty when I got it and rust in different spots. Trunk completely wasted, will be quite a project but I most likely will restore rather than replace it.
@@Mechanic_kid Oh yeah just came to me, I believe they are called speedacademy
I used to own a 1973 Celica ST I really miss it. would you be willing to sell that?
I already sold this one. All I have left is my 71 Celica. These things are getting hard to find now!
Washed and ready to rust even quicker
Is this still for sale?
solddd
A sixteen year old car today is hardly used. Back in 1990, this 74 Celica was already a dinosaur.
you can see the celica rusting....with all that extra water ...........
Umm why?? Why water blast with dash, center console and rear seats still in the car??? Why not remove just causing trouble for yourself
I can't watch anymore of this power washing the dash clocks everything ruined, seen it all now , what a clown...
It's a shame you got so stupid with the pressure washer when doing the interior.