1972 Toyota Celica Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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The Toyota Celica celebrated its first birthday in the U.S. in 1972. It was still a very new car, and as such, it was virtually unchanged from the previous year. The 1972 Toyota Celica was available in a single trim in America, the ST coupe. It had a four-cylinder, 2-liter engine.

The 1972 Celica was popular with drivers who liked Toyota's fast-growing reputation for quality, but who also wanted something more exciting than the Corolla. Now, first-generation Celicas have dedicated fans who post pictures of their customized 1970s-era Celicas on a number of web sites.

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by Kolby W
Jul 14, 2012
1972 Ta22 Celica First model with Flat tail lights and the fuel filler behind the number plate. this one has a Supercharged 4AGZE engine with a Microtech LT10s Computer. Great fun to drive. Will be polishing up mags and getting interior touched up!Jul 14, 2012
by Anonymous
May 29, 2011
My Celica was the first car I owned, and I loved it. I paid $3000 for it brand new. Drove it for 150K, no joke, before it blew an oil seal and died. Farewell, old friend...I drove it from Chicago to Georgia when I was in the Army, then from there to SC, Ft Bragg in NC. When I was discharged, I drove my roommate home to upstate NY, then drove it from there to Ohio, then from there to Chicago. I noticed it had been a little hard to shift leaving Cleveland but I didn't think anything of it. When I turned into my parents' driveway, i couldn't back it up. The clutch died. it got me home safe and sound before it broke down! Had the clutch gone out on the road, I was a woman driving alone and that wouldn't have been cool. But I did have my trusty pistol in the glove compartment but didn't want to have to use it. My fiancee (then husband) drove it forever. He used to have to keep extra points and a feeler gauge in the car all the time. But it ran like a champ for years afterword. The engine was in beautiful shape even then: when I first bought it I misunderstood the manual and changed the oil and filter every six weeks like clockwork. Talk about true love!May 29, 2011
by Anonymous
Jan 29, 2011
This was my third car, and what a great car it was! It was peppy, extremely dependable, cheap to drive. Started first turn every time, fun to drive, and a looker back than! White with a black vinyl top. Killed me when I had to sell it. I put over 100,000 miles on it. Jan 29, 2011

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