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Steve gee

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  1. From the album: TOYOTA CORONA 2000-GT

    Rigged out as Car Zero Official Repco 1978 Trial. After the 1976 event they all said, lets do it again. So we decked out the 2000 GT with new gearbox, diff and suspension and became an official car zero to open and position controls in the 1978 around Australia Reliability Trial sponsored by Repco.
  2. From the album: TOYOTA CORONA 2000-GT

    Toyota could certainly paint in those days.
  3. From the album: TOYOTA CORONA 2000-GT

    A 1976 photo of the GT after purchase.

    © &copy 2006

  4. From the album: TOYOTA CORONA 2000-GT

    Modern Motor June 1974 File Photo.
  5. Hi Bob. I ran an RT40 with 2R then a 12R and used lots of parts from the 4R 1600S engine. I used the 12R as it had full flow oil flitering whereas the early 4R's had partial metered oil filtering. Wade, or Crowe 24/80 cams worked fine most heads had dual valve srpings, but the best thing you could do is find a 9R head Yamaha from the 1600GT and fit it. QED using blank dummy oil shaft and front timing cover. I ran a 48mm weber on a 12r with high dome 4R pistons and it won rallies.
  6. Update March 07. 1973 RT104-MQFG Corona 2000GT Imported as an evaluation vehicle in Feb 1974. Photo of my fiancee December 1976 and my new TOY. Got the girl (now my wife of 30 years) and the car. 18RG-Twin-Cam 145 BHP, P51 C/R gearbox F series diff. Imported by AMI in 1974 for evaluation purposes. Rejected as being too powerful for the motoring public of the day. Top speed attained 217 kph at 6000 rpm in 5th on MM road test. Owned since November 1976. Fully restored and on CH plates since 2006. Web site:: http://people.aapt.net.au/~sg4/GT2000 GT Corona JDM History on this Website http://carocam.hp.infoseek.co.jp/sedan-gt/GT-corona.htm
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