1988 Toyota Camry LE 2.0l

Condition:	Used
Make:	Toyota
Model:	Camry
Type:	Sedan
Trim:	LE
Year:	1988
Mileage:	40781
VIN:	JT2SV22E7J0117227
Color:	Silver Blue Metallic
Engine:	2.0 L
Cylinders:	4
Fuel:	Gasoline
Transmission:	Automatic
Drive type:	FWD
Interior color:	Blue
Drive side:	Left-hand drive
Vehicle Title:	Clean
Item location:	Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

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Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows
Cassette Player

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Description of 1988 Toyota Camry LE

This Camry is a true survivor. It belonged to an older gentleman who raced cars in the 1970s. Although he raced GM products, he purchased this Toyota new in 1988 and took real good care of it, driving it an average of 2,600 miles per year. Eventually he was no longer able to drive and it sat in his sister's garage for 7 years. I bought it from her in November 2010. Since then, I've put less than 1,900 miles on it.
Upon purchase I towed the Camry to the service shop where the old fuel & filter were removed, oil & filter changed, cylinders were soaked in Seafoam, valve cover gasket, plugs, wires, air filter, and battery were replaced. It fired right up and has ran great since. I put new tires on it in 2013 (that still look brand new) and just recently installed a new battery & windshield wipers.
The body & undercarriage are in great shape (it was Ziebarted when new) with the exception of a few small scuffs/ scratches and two small rust areas shown in the last 2 photos. Driver's door: one small SURFACE rust area. Passenger side: behind the front wheel opening - area the size of a quarter is soft. I've noticed all the other Camrys of these years have the issue in the exact same location. Otherwise, you can see that the body, glass, interior, & engine are in outstanding condition.
There are no oil or fluid leaks. Only mechanical issues are the exhaust is starting to rumble (it appears there's a few pin holes which I covered with a section of galvanized metal) and the gas gauge shows only 3/4 when the tank is actually full. I have documentation on the exhaust installation in 1996, with a Toyota Lifetime Guarantee.
This Camry would be a dependable daily driver but is in good enough condition to display at car shows.