2000 Toyota Celica SE (dline051495)

Full tube frame purpose built race car, One of the first Toyota sponsored race cars in the NASCAR Series, Weaver chassis, currently set up for road course, TRD (Toyota Racing Development) 3.4 liter 4 OHC, 24 valve Race engine, Rebuilt engine with receipts for about $10,000, fully dry-sumped engine with development time only, LaJoie Aluminum racing seat, New G-Force 4A road race transmission with extra gear sets, 4 speed features no-lift, no-clutch shifting, New multi-plate, narrow diameter clutch and pressure plate, Dual Mallory ignition system, (primary and backup), Outlaw brakes with cockpit bias adjustment, Pro-Comp gauges, New 6 point harness, Winter's rear axle with quick-change differential, and extra gear sets, New fuel cell, Comes with some spares, , $21,900, , Toyota made its first move into the NASCAR ranks with the introduction of its V6-Celica Goody's Dash program in 2000. Robert Huffman helped make Toyota a legitimate contender for the series title by its second season while placing second in the championship in both 2001 and 2002. In 2003, Huffman broke through to become Toyota's first-ever NASCAR champion to win the series title.