The Corona Mark II was released in January 1972 after a full model change. It was promoted as a luxury personal car, with the new L series added, which came with a 6-cylinder 2000 cc engine.

The van is equipped with an in-line 4-cylinder 1700 cc 6R engine, which became popular at a lower price than other models. In 1975, all models were unified to the 2000 cc 18R type in order to comply with the 1975 emission standards, as such, the 1.7L model has high rarity value.

This particular wagon is equipped with such a 1700 cc engine. Although the exterior moldings have deteriorated, elsewhere the car is in good condition. The cosmic blue paint has maintained its shine and the Osaka Toyota sticker of the time of purchase remains. The high-end luxury interior unique to the Mark II shows some signs of wear but there are no major damages or defects. Maintenance is required to start the engine.