Celica · Auction results
1983 Toyota Celica auction results
Celicas · sold in the last twelve months
$8,500 to $23,500
Most sales landed here.
Sales through last night. Latest Celica sale: October 2026.
13 Celica sales at auction in the last twelve months. 18 individual cars by VIN below, with 18 recorded sales.
Every 1983 Toyota Celica by VIN
Newest sale first| Photo | VIN | Appearances | Last result | Date | Miles |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | JT2MA67L0D0074650 | 1 | Sold $46,000 ($48,300 with buyer's fee) | Sep 2026 | 46,000 |
 | JT2MA67L3D0071872 | 1 | Bid to $16,000, not sold | Jul 2026 | 93,000 |
 | JT2MA67L9D0058978 | 1 | Sold $28,750 ($30,188 with buyer's fee) | Jun 2026 | 75,000 |
 | JT2RA65L1D4015284 | 1 | Sold $5,183 ($5,442 with buyer's fee) | Apr 2025 | 221,000 |
 | JT2MA67L9D0067180 | 2 | Sold $26,750 ($28,088 with buyer's fee) | Jan 2025 | 80,000 |
 | JT2MA67LXD0061310 | 1 | Sold $10,400 ($10,920 with buyer's fee) | Aug 2024 | 139,000 |
 | JT2MA67L4D0054126 | 1 | Sold $5,800 ($6,090 with buyer's fee) | Aug 2024 | 106,000 |
 | JT2MA67LXD0065132 | 1 | Sold $18,250 ($19,163 with buyer's fee) | Jul 2024 | 141,000 |
 | JT2MA67LXD0073344 | 1 | Sold $19,250 ($20,213 with buyer's fee) | Feb 2024 | 50,000 |
 | JT2MA67L5D0077303 | 1 | Sold $5,100 ($5,355 with buyer's fee) | Dec 2023 | 158,000 |
 | JT2MA67L3D0074142 | 1 | Sold $12,083 ($12,687 with buyer's fee) | Nov 2023 | 47,000 |
/2004866/img-5768.jpg) | JT2MA67L1D0057422 | 1 | Sold $10,500 | Oct 2023 | 68,092 |
 | JT2MA67L3D0065652 | 1 | Sold $24,250 ($25,463 with buyer's fee) | Sep 2023 | 36,000 |
 | JT2MA67LXD0059508 | 1 | Sold $8,600 ($9,030 with buyer's fee) | Jul 2023 | 132,000 |
 | JT2RA64C7D6150372 | 1 | Sold $5,200 ($5,460 with buyer's fee) | Jul 2023 | 114,000 |
 | JT2MA67L7D0072359 | 1 | Sold $18,000 ($18,900 with buyer's fee) | Jun 2023 | 136,000 |
 | JT2MA67L0D0076334 | 1 | Sold $19,750 ($20,738 with buyer's fee) | Aug 2022 | 41,000 |
.jpg) | JT2MA67L7D0050314 | 1 | Sold $13,000 ($13,585 with buyer's fee) | Mar 2022 | 95,000 |
No chart and no score. Every figure on this page is a hammer price from a real auction, matched to the car’s trim, body and gearbox, converted at the rate on the day it sold, with the replicas, projects and odd sales set aside. The range is where most of those sales landed. Where there aren’t enough sales to say something, the page says so instead.
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