The 6th generation of the Toyota Crown debuted in 1979. At the time, the Crown was already established as a luxury car in the domestic market. To further strengthen the image, Toyota emphasised the straight body line of the predecessor. Its impactful design was nicknamed “Onikura” and was one of the most popular models of all time.

This particular vehicle is a 4-door hardtop Super Saloon model that was touted as a high-end version of the 6th generation Crown. The engine is equipped with an M-EU 2L in-line 6-cylinder that delivers a maximum output of 125 horsepower. The odometer displays 68,600km.

The exterior is white and the interior is blue, enhancing the luxury image of the Crown. There is also a fog lamp that was the height of fashion at the time and now functions as an emblem of the past. This car has been stored indoors for many years and is now immoabile. In order to be driven it will require full recommissioning, including the engine.

The vehicle parts are in good condition, mostly original with genuine wood steering wheel. This particular car maintains high originality and rarity value.