The Toyota Crown model for the year 1983 was for buyers who wanted comfort and the latest features as well as affordability and reliable performance. In the S120 series as a part of the seventh generation, the Crown was offered in various body types and options to meet the customer’s needs .
Below is a detailed breakdown of the 1983 Toyota Crown‘s specifications and features.
Plush velour or optional leather upholstery, front bucket or bench seats (varied by trim) with adjustable headrests. Rear bench seat with fold-down armrest.
Dashboard
Premium design with woodgrain or metallic accents, incorporating soft-touch materials.
Steering Wheel
Leather-wrapped steering wheel with optional tilt adjustment on higher trims.
Climate Control
Automatic climate control in higher trims
Air condition
Optional
Audio System
AM/FM radio with optional cassette or 8-track player, some models offered an advanced multi-speaker audio system.
Instrument Panel
Fully illuminated analog instrument cluster, including a tachometer, trip meter, and various gauges. Digital instrumentation was available on select trims.
Windows
Power windows standard on most trims.
Lighting
Interior dome lights, map lights, and illuminated controls for convenience.
Rearview Mirror
Day-night rearview mirror with optional auto-dimming feature.
Sun Visors
Driver and passenger sun visors, often with illuminated vanity mirrors.
Flooring
High-quality carpeting with matching floor mats.
Interior Finish
Extensive use of woodgrain and metallic trim for a luxurious ambiance.
Optional Features
Features like cruise control, a digital clock, and powered seats were available.
Storage
Glove compartment, center console with storage, rear parcel shelf, and door pockets.
Luxury Features
Higher trims included amenities like a power-adjustable driver’s seat, rear seat ventilation, and optional refrigerator
1983 Toyota Crown Exterior
Feature
Details
Body Styles
Sedan, Wagon
Headlights
Rectangular sealed-beam headlights
Wheels
14-inch or 15-inch steel or alloy wheels
Paint Options
Solid and metallic finishes
Trim Levels
Base, Super Deluxe, Royal Saloon
Design
Elegant and aerodynamic with chrome accents
Chrome Details
Prominent grille and window trim
Door Handles
Chrome pull-type handles
Windows
Power windows standard
Roof Options
Optional sunroof
Current Selling Price in U.S.
Condition
Price Range
Excellent (Restored)
$12,000 – $18,000
Good (Well-maintained)
$8,000 – $12,000
Fair (Functional but Worn)
$5,000 – $8,000
Poor (Needs Restoration)
$2,000 – $5,000
Note: Prices can vary based on vehicle condition, originality, and market demand. You can find 1983 Toyota Crown for sale in classic car marketplaces like Hemmings, Bring a Trailer, Classic and eBay Motors, where prices tend to fluctuate based on demand and specific car conditions.
The 1983 Toyota Crown is a sedan with luxurious and full-sized features, with commendable durability and added features such as with a new five-speed automatic transmission, sophisticated digital instruments and Electronically controlled fuel injection system. Its large interior, responsive handling, and luxurious look were fine for businesspersons and parents. Taylor succeeded in fulfilling the wishes of obviously the Packards of the time.
