December 3, 201015 yr comment_485947 I WILL KILL THEM FIRST :) hmmm, who can pull some strings with the UN? Report
December 3, 201015 yr comment_486059 Heh... I've worked with UN 'peacekeepers"... They're as corrupt as any other military or police force. Bribery gets you a long way, you just need to work out what they want. :) Report
December 9, 201015 yr comment_487243 Unfortunately I don't think bribery would get you anywhere in this case. Plus, if the people are ever allowed to return to their homes one would imagine they might want the old Toyota's - some were probably sold but never delivered... Anyway more fun... Bahahahaha Love this one Only in america would you find something like this... Report
December 9, 201015 yr comment_487276 Love this one I do believe that thar be an RN20 Hilux, says I. Report
December 9, 201015 yr comment_487280 Jeez thats a nice ute, such a overrated (looking) front end, better looking than a Datto ute. :blush: Report
December 9, 201015 yr comment_487281 Love this one That one makes me think of the video clip my brother showed me. Report
February 2, 201115 yr comment_500286 i want to buy the whole dealership, building and all lol retire and spend the remainder of my life mucking about with old corollas, and my leone of course Report
February 7, 201115 yr comment_501400 i know they arent corolla's but they are places i visit regularly Report
February 7, 201115 yr comment_501434 Being in the tropics, I find rusty old cars like that amazing. Up here, they don't just develop a patina... They literally turn into rust coloured mud. Leave a car stationary for more than 6 months and its irreperably destroyed, no chance of ever seeing the road again. Even cars only a few years old. Report
February 7, 201115 yr comment_501483 Being in the tropics, I find rusty old cars like that amazing. Up here, they don't just develop a patina... They literally turn into rust coloured mud. Leave a car stationary for more than 6 months and its irreperably destroyed, no chance of ever seeing the road again. Even cars only a few years old. Uncle Shady has a good point - here in SA we have some incredibly dry wreckers where scorching UV rays are the main issue, but many shells survive...albeit with badly sun-damaged interiors and plastics. Some of the cars myself and Tally have posted (from a particular yard here in SA pages 14, 15 i think) have been there over 30 years and are perfectly salvageable for restoration - once you remove the 30 years of moss growing on them! The Stout ute in my av is the perfect bloody example of this - despite missing the rear section of the chassis and lots of other stuff, the shell and bosy are in awesome condition...I want to buy it as a garden ornament :yes: Edited February 7, 201115 yr by TOM Report
February 7, 201115 yr comment_501490 That's exactly right... One of the things people (well, car people) notice when they come up here is how relatively new the cars are... Its not because we have more money, its more likely our old car rusted in half :P Report
February 7, 201115 yr Author comment_501513 I love finding rusty relics, find it really enjoyable. when I'm driving around town and surrounding suburbs I'm always looking for old cars. and when I'm far out in the bush I'm always looking for old cars in paddocks and the likes. Just the excitement of finding a unique car, that always has a story to go with it about how it ended up where it is. and when I'm not out looking for them, I'm looking for them on the internet :P Edited February 7, 201115 yr by Tally Report
February 7, 201115 yr Author comment_501544 I'm sure some of you guys havnt seen a KE25 like this before ;) (note: bumpers are not original) Edited February 7, 201115 yr by Tally Report
February 7, 201115 yr comment_501563 i swear rolla's came from factory with wooden chassis stands as a standard accessory. as they all seem to be mounted on them at some stage of there life Report
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