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My friends, tonight is a sad night. The glorious celica born of march 1997 has come to a temporary (hopefully) death. I found on this fateful night that it was not in fact the starter moter's fault of a strange sound but alas it is he drive train tearing itself apart at the wheels, you see i am now stranded and my love is unable to venture on with me for some time at least. If you have any ideas please share with me, i need help
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Hello fellow Ausfag, I too used to own a mid 90's Celica. I can't help unfortunately but I can confirm they are bloody brilliant for a first car.
Pic is current car
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>>16592308
That's what you get for buying a japshit moneypit
Should have went with a BMW, Merc or an Alfa Romeo.
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>>16592359
>Japshit money pic
>suggest brands that massively overprice their parts
Okay steinwallet back in the oven
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>>16592308
cheap fix,you'll be alright anon.
Pic related - 1987 Trueno still going strong.
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How can i fix auto bros, pls halp
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>>16592308
Where in qld are you at
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St Leonard's, sydney, NotqueenslandSouthWales
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>>16592428
Ah sorry didn't read the plate properly
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>>16592430
Don't be sorry dude, such a silly thing to be sorry for, i just spout humour attempts in times of stress
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>>16592308
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>>16592308
driveshafts ain't that expensive, you should be set for $300
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