November 24, 20241 yr comment_737136 You are strolling down some scrappy flea market in Portugal looking for Italian pottery for the wife who you have left in Australia (salves the guilt), see a distributor on a tarp and within a millisecond, know it’s for a 3K without even bending down. €8. I don’t actually have any guilt, but I am missing the dogs. Report
November 24, 20241 yr comment_737137 Lol!! ..and flea markets are great places for old Toyota parts! You don't want a quick side trip to Cyprus to see the old Toyotas frozen in the disputed border?? Untouched in their dealers showrooms since 1974.. Report
November 26, 20241 yr comment_737200 We actually had someone from Cyprus on here recently, asking for assistance; & I meant to ask him or her, had they ever been to see the olde Toyotas, frozen in time. Although the strip of land, I believe is under UN control, & has UN police there permanently stationed there; I believe there are guided tours thereof. An Australian TV crew visited there several years ago, & I watched the show on TV, & couldn't believe what I was seeing. Quote https://cyprus-mail.com/2024/06/10/brand-new-50-year-old-cars-decaying-in-buffer-zone-video/ One owner Corolla ! 38 klms on odometer. Pickup FOC, at your own risk ! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Buffer_Zone_in_Cyprus https://japanesenostalgiccar.com/more-nostalgic-toyotas-from-cyprus-un-buffer-zone/#:~:text=Beneath the Ledra Palace Hotel,smashed windshields%2C or missing parts. Edited November 27, 20241 yr by Banjo Report
November 27, 20241 yr Author comment_737384 Would be a fascinating trip, but a bit close to Lebanon for my liking. There’s a couple of Cyprus sellers on eBay with a regular treasure trove of NOS parts. I often wonder if they have some sort of access and are secreting things out. Report
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