The Toyota TOM'S Celica C, also known as the TOM'S 82C, was a Group C sports prototype race car built in 1982 by Toyota in partnership with TOM'S, with the chassis work credited to Dome, for sports car racing. It was based on the regular Toyota Celica, but it used an aluminium twin-tube monocoque with a carbon-fibre reinforced polymer body, double wishbone suspension, and a mid-mounted naturally aspirated 2.0 litre four-cylinder 2T-G engine behind a Hewland five-speed manual gearbox. It was entered by Toyota Team Tom's and weighed about 800 kilograms.
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designed, developed, and built by Toyota, in collaboration and partnership with TOM'S
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for sports car racing, in 1982.
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was a Group C sports prototype race car
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designed, developed, and built by Toyota, in collaboration and partnership with TOM'S
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It was based on the regular Toyota Celica car.
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