White - Mr2 No Turbo Charger on 2040-cars
Palmdale, California, United States
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My wife bought this car new and within 90 days someone turned left in front of her on Pacific Ave. Venice and there is no where to go. It did extensive damage to the front end but because it was such a square hit the unitized frame/body did not suffer any twisting or mishaping. The insurance company still felt it was cheaper to pay it off then to repair it. My wife took the money and had Venice Beach Auto Body, repair the car. This same business is still in operation. In 2007 I bought the car from her for business write off purposes for using my own car. I then began going through the car mechanically for maximum reliability during my 100 mile round trip daily for my work. In 2010 I switched over to my pick-up for that travel and keep the MR2 for a back-up vehicle. I have since retired and although I have had it sitting in the driveway ever since, I have just now decided that I should sell it.
This car has always been Smoke-Free, It's radio is the top of the line Toyota radio for that year. It is an AM/FM, and cassette stereo player. The stock speakers in the headliner are no longer available so I had these reconditioned approx. 3 years ago.. Nothing else fits in that space. With the exception of the body work and the catalytic converter (Magic Muffler) all repair work has been at Marina Toyota in Marina Del Rey and I have the complete folder of receipts and work orders for this car. I don't think there is much difference in the DMV's everywhere. Paper work must be completed in advance and received and registered by the DMV. Payment will be cash, certified check or paypal. I am a member of AAA and we may well be able to do it at a AAA office. This is going to be a great find for whomever buys this car. With very little work and new paint, this car will look fantastic and easily admired by those with an eye for cars. |
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The Camry performed well in the moderate overlap frontal, side, roof strength and head restraints and seats crash tests, receiving "Good" ratings, IIHS' highest rating, in all four tests. That was enough for IIHS to award it a Top Safety Pick rating, just not TSP+.
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