Toyota Tercel Wagon 1987

1987 Toyota Tercel Deluxe AWD 4dr Wagon Additional Info: 1987 TOYOTA TERCEL 4WD AWD ALL TRAC WAGON WITH ONLY 47K MILES! ONE ELDERLY OWNER FROM NEW. GARAGED KEPT AND N AMAZING CONDITION. THIS HAS TO BE ONE O THE FEW LET IN THE COUNTRY LIKE THIS.

HAS FACTORY RADIO DELEET OPTION, POWER STEERING, REAR WINDOW WIPER, CARGO COVER AND DECK LAMP, CLOTH SEAT UPGRADE, FACTORY AC AND ORIGINAL FACTORY. Starting in the 1988 model year, Americans could buy a Corolla wagon with All-Trac, and that doomed the Tercel 4WD (though sales of the two wagons overlapped for the early part of 1988). 1987 Toyota Tercel 4WD SR5: A rare find that is in premium condition.

This Tercel SR5 has no rust on the body and no major dings or dents. The Toyota has had only 2 previous owners and was originally. about 96k-Mile 1987 Toyota Tercel 4WD Wagon on Bring a Trailer, the home of the best vintage and classic cars online.

Technical Specs: Toyota Tercel (AL25) 1.4 (AL25) (68 Hp) 4WD Station wagon (estate) /1986, 1987, 1988/ Fuel consumption, Dimensions, 68 Hp, Petrol (Gasoline), 5 Doors, Number of Gears (manual transmission) 7. 1987 Toyota Tercel is highly versatile Coupe starting from $6158. Available powertrain includes a standard 78 horsepower, 1.5L I4 78hp 87ft.

lbs. engine and 5. Specs Research 1987 Toyota Tercel specs for the trims available.

Choose the desired trim / style from the dropdown list to see the corresponding specs. Complete information for 1987 Toyota Tercel Wagon body styles and configurations, including MSRP, specifications, recalls, pictures, and VIN history of 1987 Toyota Tercel Wagon for sale. When we think of Japanese four-wheel-drive station wagons these days, we immediately picture a Subaru product.

We often forget that, in the 1980s, most of the Japanese automakers made four-wheel-drive versions of their small wagons. Honda had the 4WD Civic Wagovan, Nissan had 4WD Stanza and Sentra wagons, Mitsubishi had the Mirage and Colt 4WD wagons, and so on. Of all of the non.

A 1987 Toyota Tercel 4WD Wagon (known as the Toyota Sprinter Carib in its Japanese homeland) found in a Denver.