Battle Wagon: 1987 Toyota Cressida
Cressida was a common character in Renaissance era stories about the Trojan war — specifically she was the daughter of a Greek seer who falls in love with Trollius (a Trojan prince) and is later in love with the Greek soldier Diomedes…but the various stories have one common theme — that Cressida is the paradigm of a faithless lover. Even Shakespeare (oh…right, the guy who actually wrote his plays, the Earl of Oxford, Edward de Vere) wrote about Cressida being a tease and unfaithful…so it is interesting that Toyota named their up-model version of the Camry for this Greek temptress. I wonder if this Cressida would leave you the minute the road gets rough? Find this 1987 Toyota Cressida offered for $4,000 in Tacoma, WA via craigslist. Tip from FuelTruck.
From the seller:
1987 Totoya Cressida
fuel: gas
title status: clean
transmission: automatic
Very rare 1987 Toyota Cressida wagon is finished in dark blue over a blue interior and features a twin-cam 2.8-liter inline-six sending power to the rear wheels. The car was purchased by the selling a year ago from its previous older couple
owner in Oregon as an estate sale. All original A/T, power windows and locks, very clean inside and out with no rips and stain in the carpet with 231K orig miles.
Note: NO NEED HELP SELLING.
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I like these my buddy had a older version he bought with a lot of miles on the clock he was worried that it had low oil pressure @ idle never ticked or knocked but was always worried it would lock up some day never did he sold it after many more miles.
231 000 miles? I wonder where the older couple went. Labeling your spare is always a good idea. Too bad it has a velour interior.
They were young when they bought it ! lol
Man, that dash.
GenX funeral hearse.