1/1968 Toyota Crown 6 Seater 4d Sedan Beige 2.0L UNDER OFFER

1968 Crown Original Survivor Car

KEY FACTS

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From being the choice of car for upper-class Japan to the humble taxi. The Crown quickly became a staple in the line-up from Japanese auto manufacturer heavy wait, Toyota. The Toyota Crown was introduced in 1955 and quickly gained in interest for government usage as police cars or for transporting government officials. The Toyota Crown has also been a staple for company cars and taxis. The 2L inline s4 cylinder engine matched with a three-speed column shift makes for a truly classic drive that is incomparable to a modern car.

This third generation Toyota Crown is a fantastic example with only 65707 Miles on the clock and full NSW registration until 15/11/2022 making it a true survivor car. This car would be perfect for the avid JDM collector or someone looking for a base for a stunning classic car show car. With a small touch-up on the paint, this car would be comparable to how it looked in 1968 when it rolled into the showroom.  

• STANDARD FEATURES

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    Factory 6 seater (front bench seat)

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