Anything is possible to do with enough money but you're talking about a $10,000 swap w/o engine and tranny costs.
The Celica is a FWD car with a horizontally mounted engine that transfers its power to the front wheels.
The 2JZ engine is turned 90 degrees and then runs a drive shaft to the rear wheels.
Its also an inline 6 instead of an inline 4.
Yes you can do it.... no it wont be cheap... and yes you'll have to EXTEND the front end of your car to make the engine fit.
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