hey

[tjockey]

hi im tanya...im new here. just bought a used celica!

this seems like a cool board

[v3bahumut]

Hello

[toyoda]

Welcome, what year/colour/trim? Got pics?

[tjockey]

A60 1985 red convertible....no pics yet hopefully soon :)

[Toyota_Junkie_1]

Welcome to the forums. :wiggle:

Hope you find what you are looking for and get all of your answers on the forum

Welcome, what year/colour/trim? Got pics?


X2,

:worthless:

[nemrac]

welcome to the site

[03GTSTRD]

Welcome to the forum.

[JayNYOne]

Welcome, Tanya! This is my 2nd day and already I've gotten lots of great information from some of the members here. Great place to be...enjoy your Celica!

[GSBoek]

Bon bini!

1985 'vert ay? Don't hear about those too often.

[Toyota_Junkie_1]

A60 1985 red convertible....no pics yet hopefully soon :)

:confused:

I didn't even know they made Celica convertibles... I guess you learn something new everyday.

[bman365]

they've made convertibles in several different years...

Usually dont see people come on here with olders celicas though since this is focused towards 2000-2005

[Toyota_Junkie_1]

they've made convertibles in several different years...

Usually dont see people come on here with olders celicas though since this is focused towards 2000-2005


Very true, did they make the 6th generation Celica in a convertible also?

[bman365]

yeah i believe so.

[bman365]

http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=celica+convertible&gbv=2
..and you will see all the different years..and the 00-05 pictures they have on there was just a concept..never was produced

[Toyota_Junkie_1]

http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=celica+convertible&gbv=2
..and you will see all the different years..and the 00-05 pictures they have on there was just a concept..never was produced


Lol sorry Bman, I am doing Calculus homework at the moment and didn't take the time to search Celica convertible on Google.

Searching > Me

:bowdown:

[Toyota_Junkie_1]

Lol, I have never seen some of these pictures before.

This is probably the only way anyone could have sufficient headroom in the rear seats of our cars without making a convertible.

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p306/Nissan_Junkie_13/cruise2.jpg

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p306/Nissan_Junkie_13/cruise4.jpg

:rofl:

Sad but true.

[JayNYOne]

Wow...you've really never seen a Celica Convertible? There's a lot of them down here in Florida. They didn't do it for the 7th gen, but I think every generation previous had a convertible. The 6th gen looks pretty sweet IMO.

[pnoygts]

welcome

[lpphreakx06]

y0

[Toyota_Junkie_1]

Wow...you've really never seen a Celica Convertible? There's a lot of them down here in Florida. They didn't do it for the 7th gen, but I think every generation previous had a convertible. The 6th gen looks pretty sweet IMO.


Yeah, but you forget to remember that almost everyone in Florida has a convertible. Florida is responsible for 49% of convertibles and California is responsible for another 49%, leaving only 2% of convertibles for the rest of the states. I think that is why I have never seen a Celica convertible before.

[JayNYOne]

Yeah, but you forget to remember that almost everyone in Florida has a convertible. Florida is responsible for 49% of convertibles and California is responsible for another 49%, leaving only 2% of convertibles for the rest of the states. I think that is why I have never seen a Celica convertible before.


This may sound like a dumb question, but are those legit stats? It wouldn't surprise me, but it sounds awfully high...

I guess anything is possible, so I can see where you wouldn't have seen a Celica Convertible in Georgia.

[vehicle_5]

Welcome to the forums Tanya!!!

[CleanLinen]

hello, nice choice in used car. they are extremely fun!

[Toyota_Junkie_1]

This may sound like a dumb question, but are those legit stats? It wouldn't surprise me, but it sounds awfully high...

I guess anything is possible, so I can see where you wouldn't have seen a Celica Convertible in Georgia.


The percents in Florida and California I am sure are not that high, but it just seems to me that everytime I go to Florida on vacation or something everyone is driving a convertible. Anyone else get that feeling? :shrugs:

[Aznboi812]

:wave:

[skunk2celica01]

:wave: Welcome to the forum, enjoy your stay with us, there is a lot of good info here

[skunk2celica01]

This may sound like a dumb question, but are those legit stats? It wouldn't surprise me, but it sounds awfully high...

I guess anything is possible, so I can see where you wouldn't have seen a Celica Convertible in Georgia.


The percents in Florida and California I am sure are not that high, but it just seems to me that everytime I go to Florida on vacation or something everyone is driving a convertible. Anyone else get that feeling? :shrugs:

I don't know man, I used to live in florida (like 8 years ago), but back then there weren't many converts. Don't know about now, I dont go there that often, prolly haven't been down there in almost 3 years :shrugs:

[Toyota_Junkie_1]

I don't know man, I used to live in florida (like 8 years ago), but back then there weren't many converts. Don't know about now, I dont go there that often, prolly haven't been down there in almost 3 years :shrugs:


Maybe its just that everytime I go to Florida I go to the beach and it seems like everytime I go to the beach there are always plenty of middle aged/old guys driving around in there convertibles. :shrugs:

[JayNYOne]

Maybe its just that everytime I go to Florida I go to the beach and it seems like everytime I go to the beach there are always plenty of middle aged/old guys driving around in there convertibles. :shrugs:


Don't get me wrong...there are plenty of convetibles down here, but I definitely don't think we have 49% of the registered convertibles in the country. Probably more like 30%.

[Toyota_Junkie_1]

Don't get me wrong...there are plenty of convetibles down here, but I definitely don't think we have 49% of the registered convertibles in the country. Probably more like 30%.


I can't believe no one caught my sarcasm when I originally made that statement... :sadpace:

I guess I am the only person who only seems to notice people driving convertibles when I go to the beach, in which I always go to Florida. Maybe Georgia just has a lower amount of people driving convertibles than most of the other states.... now that I think about, I wonder if alot of people drive convertibles that live in Atlanta? :shrugs: I have never really been inside of Atlanta before.

I guess I just need to rethink my whole stand on my stereotype of convertible cars and Florida. :wiggle:

[JayNYOne]

I can't believe no one caught my sarcasm when I originally made that statement... :sadpace:

I guess I am the only person who only seems to notice people driving convertibles when I go to the beach, in which I always go to Florida. Maybe Georgia just has a lower amount of people driving convertibles than most of the other states.... now that I think about, I wonder if alot of people drive convertibles that live in Atlanta? :shrugs: I have never really been inside of Atlanta before.

I guess I just need to rethink my whole stand on my stereotype of convertible cars and Florida. :wiggle:

I'm actually going to try and find the numbers now. I can't stop wondering :confused: ..I'll let you know what I come up with.

[Toyota_Junkie_1]

I'm actually going to try and find the numbers now. I can't stop wondering :confused: ..I'll let you know what I come up with.


That would be cool just make sure to post it up when you find it. :thumbup:

[black_chrome]

http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=celica+convertible&gbv=2
..and you will see all the different years..and the 00-05 pictures they have on there was just a concept..never was produced
from the back of the 7th gen it sortof looks like a mini truck.


welcome

[JayNYOne]

That would be cool just make sure to post it up when you find it. :thumbup:
I
l'll definitely let you know. Haven't had a chance to look yet doing actual work and all (I can sneak onto nc.org, though).