The TE71 Corolla and Sprinter comes in a few guises and body shape from the sedan, liftback, hardtop and the coupe. But the highest spec and highly desirable Levin & Trueno comes only in the coupe body. So we will look at the various zenki and kouki models that are only offficially offered in Japan when it was launched in the 80s.
The corolla coupe catalogue
Slanted nose of the zenki sprinter trueno
Slanted nose of the kouki sprinter trueno
Early models of the corolla levinLate model of the corolla levin
The various rear lamp of the levin & trueno
There you go the various facelift of the corolla coupe trims and lamps during its life. Sadly it doesn't comes with the quad round lamps which is a common swap for owners lookin to make it more JDM.
Sources
Group5 &
Ke70.com
Really Nice and well kept Te71 I found from the Ireland site http://www.ae86irl.com/forum./index.php wish I could restore mine to this mint and classic condition. But the wheels are a tad to small for my liking. 
The TE71 Corolla and Sprinter comes in a few guises and body shape from the sedan, liftback, hardtop and the coupe. But the highest spec and highly desirable Levin & Trueno comes only in the coupe body. So we will look at the various zenki and kouki models that are only offficially offered in Japan when it was launched in the 80s.
The corolla coupe catalogue 
Slanted nose of the zenki sprinter trueno
Slanted nose of the kouki sprinter trueno
Early models of the corolla levin
The various rear lamp of the levin & trueno
There you go the various facelift of the corolla coupe trims and lamps during its life. Sadly it doesn't comes with the quad round lamps which is a common swap for owners lookin to make it more JDM.
Found the Starlet which I posted in my blog not too long ago. Iwai-san was the one piloting the ol-skool, and was a member of the neo-force group. Remember seeing this KP61 competing around 2005 but couldn't make impressive results, but nevertheless it will bring a lot of cheers to ol-skool fans around the globe cause its able to compete with more powerful and newer machines. Kudos to Iwai-san.