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Spotted on Facebook Marketplace in October 2022 asking GBP 7,500! The seller described the car as a pre-facelift. 99.9% complete car, 90% of the fabrication work has been done. All rust has been removed it just needs the bottoms of the doors & wings making, and the rear quarters finishing, then its into finessing/gapping before paint prep. It's been on a rotisserie, bare metalled inside & out...

I know this car was somewhere in Poland (spotted on FB for sale in March 2022), but not sure exactly where - someone on a Crown group posted it confirming that they were looking at buying it for 16-17K EUR at the time. Looks in great condition (I presume the colour is aftermarket as it doesn't look particularly 70s).. Got a few of these MS7- / MS75 Toyota crowns on the register now - check out...

Original Toyota 73 model Crown - located Germany

Bought this to in pretty rough state but getting started on working on it.

No details known about this one - spotted on a forum on the net in April 2021. Believed to be a UK car. Nice colour. Must be very few of these Crown coupes in Europe and the EU - most in drier parts of the world rusted away.. Check out the others on the register and if you have one, add yours!

They don't come up often, but when they do we usually track them down :).The ultimate Crown Coupe in my opinion - there appear to be a few of these over in NZ, and this one popped up on Trademe NZ in APril 2021, asking $35,000 NZD. Looks to be an original car finished in a very nice silver blue At the time the car was offered, the seller noted the following comments: Like a Japanese pillarless...

Spotted this one on a few sites - an old advertisement from around 2010 we believe. Hopefully someone has picked it up and restored it since. Originally gold on black deluxe interior. This example is believed to have been sold new in Canada - These crowns were the last body style sold in North America in 71-72 then they never came back. Aparrently they sold 3934 Crowns in 1971 but that's split up...

This solid example was advertised around 2015 in USA, and onlt the 5th MS series Toyota Crown Coupe on our register. It was advertised as a barn find at the time from an estate, and was last registered in 1983 - so has had very little use overall. It has its original 2.6 4M streight 6, power steering, power antenna, and original radio. The best of Japanese luxury at the time. At the time the...

Sold as part of a large auction of classic cars in Belgium, this very rare crown MS65 coupe was bought for a rediculously low price of 1,800 EUR! These have to be one of the best looking large Japanese coupes, along with the Datsun 260C, and we certainly see prices for these rare examples shooting high in the near future. Strangely, the advertisemenbt noted: It is presented in an almost complete...

This super-rare Toyota Crown 1972 Coupe is one of only 3 we have listed on Classic Register. We're always on the lookout for these but so rarely do they come up! This example was advertised on trademe.co.nz asking $20,000 NZD. Check out the others on the Toyota Crown Coupe Register!

This Crown coupe was spotted on trademe NZ in February 2018 - being sold along with a sedan of the same era. These so rarely come up it's quite a treat when they do. A great shape with the best looking bumpers of the 1970s. If you have one of these rare Crowns (MS70 / MS75), please sign-up and add yours to Classic Register. Check out the others on the Toyota Crown Coupe Register. At the time of...

The Crown coupe is a rarely sighted classic that's gained serious attention recently, and its stylish and sporty stance is something we wish we saw more of during the 1970s. The integrated (non-protruding) bumper designs, for example, were well ahead of their time, and gave these cars a very neat appearance. This example is advertised on Ebay in Sydney, Australia. Australia produced the Crown...