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You can't kill a Toyota.

glynf · 2004-11-29 22:24:42

Not sure If this belongs here or in the humor forum, but it does prove the durability of Toyota's :)

29-11-2004 10:24pm

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Not sure If this belongs here or in the humor forum, but it does prove the durability of Toyota's

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#2 30-11-2004 9:09am

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Classic.... those damn corollas....the engine is probably still running perfectly too

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#3 30-11-2004 9:11am

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I think its due its NCT . It could do with new shocks Guv .

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#4 30-11-2004 10:28pm

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Nice find there.

Looks like it was rolled at some stage, wouldn't fancy getting a flat tyre in that thing, probably nothing solid enough underneath to jack up..

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