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Description1982 Toyota Celica Camry (12047332793).jpg I'd been hoping to find one of these for ages, and when in Timaru last week I finally caught one! The Celica Camry was the saloon counterpart to the Celica, and was based on the TA40 Carina. Unfortunately this one is only a 1.8, so not one of the rare 2.0 Celica-engined cars.
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Source 1982 Toyota Celica Camry
Author Riley from Christchurch, New Zealand

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