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Re: orphan? [stephen987] by wgrafer on Tue Mar 31 03:16:30 PDT 2009

"Orphan" looks strangely similar to a 1970 Toyota Corona I once had, but the grille is wrong. Maybe a slightly later year???

Re: Movie Still> [andys120] by stephen987 by andys120 on Sun Mar 22 14:29:59 PDT 2009

72ish Mustang Grande, 1968? Toyota Corona coup Your guess is as good as mine on the exact years for those. ;)

Re: Movie Still> [andys120] by stephen987 on Sun Mar 22 13:53:39 PDT 2009

'72isn Mustang Grande, 1968? Toyota Corona coupe

Warranty issues on new enclave by aaplsue on Mon Apr 11 13:39:20 PDT 2011

We got taken big time! Purchased a BRAND NEW enclave from Vicotor Buick in Corona, contract states the car is brand new. I am being told by GM that the car does not have a full warranty WHAT? the dealer had the car for several months and so I loose those months of warranty it sat on the lot. Gm tells me the car was shown at a auto show, I'm suppose to take there word for it and loose out on my warranty. By law they claim they can't give me my warranty back or extend for free even though I purchased at an authorized dealer NEW (ok-you can sell it for a dollar) that is legal. We have been taken big time. My first GM and I have never had so many issues with a car before, I need every bit of warranty I can get. I will not keep the car now, this is going to cost me big time!

Re: Traffic> [lemko] by andys120 on Tue Apr 05 07:54:53 PDT 2011

Very impressive Lemko. How do you know the blue Beetle is a '72? And how about the off-white car coming up behind it? Toyota Corona? The white Audi is a 100LS and the Volvo looks like the 6 cylinder 164. Anybody else got a fix on where this might have been taken?

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