1967 Toyota Century *Extremely Rare*

1967 Toyota Other vg20 Description

Up for grabs is a once in a lifetime vehicle. This is a 1967 Toyota Century. Original Year. It has a V8 Hemi original motor. This car is in need of work but the value fully restored is unlimited. This car was not imported to the US and only a few hundred made. It is the first year the car was made. It is truly a rare gem and can assure you finding an original year model is going to cost huge dollars. I am giving the opportunity to buy this at a low cost. The car needs airbag work and break work. I know motor is extremely strong and starts up by touching the key. Without breaks I have not been able to drive past first gear to ensure transmission. Body is extremely solid with minor spots and needs interior redone. Exhaust needs replaced but floors solid with no rust. Anyone who completes this car can surely sell in auction for insane returns. I have too many projects and am selling a few to complete the ones that has more sentimental value to me. Ian selling because I have to many projects and want to focus on the ones that I am more sentimentally attached. I bought vehicle from military couple that bought off government in Japan on 1972.Again please I challenge you to find another 1967 outside of the Toyota museum in Japan.
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On Aug-25-17 at 18:53:19 PDT, seller added the following information:

I would like to add notes as I am asked. I do have clean title and the car reads under 20,000 miles. I have no way of proving or knowing if has rolled over but I do have original manual with services which stop at the point of the odometer readings. There is no rust on floor boards and body is very minimal but I cannot add the pics. Please message me for additional pics.

I also have clear title in hand and have pictures on manual and anything else you may want to see. I even have original tools and flag and everything the car came with car. Vehicle was imported in 1972 purchased from Japanese government.

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