Toyota GT 86 classic liveries - pictures

This GT 86 celebrates the ST205 GT-Four Celica, wearing inspired livery whilst sitting on Rota Grid white finish alloy wheels.

<span>This high-tech ST205 GT-Four was built with improved aerodynamics, water injection and a clever anti-lag ECU programme. All this was enough to set a blistering pace when it debuted in 1994.</span>

This GT 86 celebrates the Esso Ultron Tiger Supra, wearing inspired livery whilst sitting on Rota Recce matte black finish alloy wheels.

<span>This GT500 Supra was so successful <span>in the All-Japan Grand Touring Car Championship (JGTC),&nbsp;</span>the car continued to be used right through to 2006, four years after the road version had ceased production.</span>

This GT 86 celebrates the IMSA GTU Celica, wearing inspired livery whilst sitting on Rota D2EX gold finish alloy wheels.

After&nbsp;<span>an alliance with the All-American-Racing (AAR) team in 1983, the&nbsp;<span>IMS GTU Celica successfully achieved seven pole positions, three fastest laps and two outright wins in the IMSA GT Championship that year.</sp

This GT 86 celebrates Ove Andersson's Celica 1600GT, wearing inspired livery whilst sitting on Rota RKR silver finish alloy wheels.

This relatively unassuming first-generation Celica reached immediate success in the 1972 Daily Mirror RAC Rally, finishing comforably ahead of the competing Datsun 240Z models.

This GT 86 celebrates the Shelby-toyota 2000GT, wearing inspired livery whilst sitting on Rota Retro 2 raw finish alloy wheels.

Toyota handed three 2000GT's to Carroll Shelby whilst&nbsp;<span>entering the production class of the SCCA (Sport Car Association of America) series.&nbsp;</span> <span><span>Shelby focussed on the tyres, suspension and a new cylind

This GT 86 celebrates the Yatabe Speed Trial 2000GT, wearing inspired livery whilst sitting on Rota Retro 2 silver finish alloy wheels.

This yellow-and-green&nbsp;Yatabe Speed Trial 2000GT was co-developed with Yamaha. In 1966, this Toyota&nbsp;<span>averaged a speed of 128.76mph&nbsp;<span>in a 72-hour Speed Trial held at the Yatabe High Speed Testing Course.</span></