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Ray O
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Mon Nov 29, 2004 11:01 am Post subject:
Re: Model cars |
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"Charles Fregeau" <n5hsr@comcast.net> wrote in message
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On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 18:32:46 -0600, Charles Fregeau wrote:
"HachiRoku" <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote in message
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The TE31/KE30 era (1975-79) Corolla?
Charles of Kankakee
No, I was talking the '80-83 model...
OK, I'm also looking for the '80 SR-5 liftback with the LONG hatch. I get
my terminology mixed up, was the long hatch the Hatchback or the Liftback?
I had two of those. Wrecked the first one on a WPA bridge over in
Mississippi.
Charles of Kankakee
The SR-5 Corollas came in coupe and liftback. I don't remember when the |
Corolla SR-5's went from the boxy style to the rounded style with concealed
headlamps but the boxy style liftback was almost like a station wagon with a
sloped hatch while the coupe's rear deck went from the roof to the beltline,
kind of like a 60's era Mustang fastback. The Hard Top had a deck lid, what
most people would call a coupe.
The rounded style Corolla SR-5 coupe had a deck lid while the liftback had a
rear hatch from the roof to the beltline.
Dropped off #2 son at ISU, drove past all the Kankakee signs today. That's
a long commute from Kankakee to Barrington Rd. & Central, is near where I
live!
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Charles Fregeau
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Mon Nov 29, 2004 5:44 pm Post subject:
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"Ray O" <rokigawa@tristarassociatesDOTcom> wrote in message
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"Charles Fregeau" <n5hsr@comcast.net> wrote in message
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"HachiRoku" <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote in message
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On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 18:32:46 -0600, Charles Fregeau wrote:
"HachiRoku" <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote in message
news:aUqqd.880$zK1.858@trndny05...
The TE31/KE30 era (1975-79) Corolla?
Charles of Kankakee
No, I was talking the '80-83 model...
OK, I'm also looking for the '80 SR-5 liftback with the LONG hatch. I
get my terminology mixed up, was the long hatch the Hatchback or the
Liftback? I had two of those. Wrecked the first one on a WPA bridge over
in Mississippi.
Charles of Kankakee
The SR-5 Corollas came in coupe and liftback. I don't remember when the
Corolla SR-5's went from the boxy style to the rounded style with
concealed headlamps but the boxy style liftback was almost like a station
wagon with a sloped hatch while the coupe's rear deck went from the roof
to the beltline, kind of like a 60's era Mustang fastback. The Hard Top
had a deck lid, what most people would call a coupe.
The rounded style Corolla SR-5 coupe had a deck lid while the liftback had
a rear hatch from the roof to the beltline.
Dropped off #2 son at ISU, drove past all the Kankakee signs today.
That's a long commute from Kankakee to Barrington Rd. & Central, is near
where I live!
--
Ray O
correct the return address punctuation to reply
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I have two places to live: Kankakee, and I have a small room at an
apartment complex in Schaumburg. I work near Barrington Rd and Central.
Do you know the Millrose Restaraunt? I work a couple doors south of there,
nearer the highway.
Charles of Kankakee |
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Mon Nov 29, 2004 6:50 pm Post subject:
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"Charles Fregeau" <n5hsr@comcast.net> floridly penned in
news:JOydnRNRneQ4BzfcRVn-1A@comcast.com:
| Quote: | That's odd, both my TE7's were TE72's, but they had the LONG hatch
that nearly opened over the head of the rear passengers and the small,
rectangular window in front of the rear pillar followed by the LONG
triangular window behind. The TE71's then must have had the
trapezoidal window behind the front door and the trapezoidal window
behind the pillar.
My brother's 81 was also a TE72, by then they were using the 17 digit
VIN, but the TE72 number was stamped on the firewall. Mom had an '82,
hers was a TE75 notchback.
Why the jump between the 79 K/T3x and the 80 TE7x? Where there 4x,5x,
and 6x model Corollas? I know the 8x and 9x models were manufactured
at 1NX as well as JT2 also marked as Chevy Novas and Geo Prisms. My
AE102 is a 1NX, as is my sister's 95, but my mom's 94 is a JT2 - plant
0.
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I wondered about myself too, so I did a bit of Googling:
http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/4883/crwd.html
If this page is accurate, it looks like the numeric designations applied to
more than one bodystyle.
The page also answers your questions about the 4 and 5-series cars.
My cars were most definitely TE72s, with the vertical hatchback. The '81's
VIN began JT2TE729B and the '82's began JT2TE721C (not certain of last two
digits of '82).
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Ray O
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Mon Nov 29, 2004 10:22 pm Post subject:
Re: Model cars |
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"Charles Fregeau" <n5hsr@comcast.net> wrote in message
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"Ray O" <rokigawa@tristarassociatesDOTcom> wrote in message
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"Charles Fregeau" <n5hsr@comcast.net> wrote in message
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"HachiRoku" <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote in message
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On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 18:32:46 -0600, Charles Fregeau wrote:
"HachiRoku" <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote in message
news:aUqqd.880$zK1.858@trndny05...
The TE31/KE30 era (1975-79) Corolla?
Charles of Kankakee
No, I was talking the '80-83 model...
OK, I'm also looking for the '80 SR-5 liftback with the LONG hatch. I
get my terminology mixed up, was the long hatch the Hatchback or the
Liftback? I had two of those. Wrecked the first one on a WPA bridge
over in Mississippi.
Charles of Kankakee
The SR-5 Corollas came in coupe and liftback. I don't remember when the
Corolla SR-5's went from the boxy style to the rounded style with
concealed headlamps but the boxy style liftback was almost like a station
wagon with a sloped hatch while the coupe's rear deck went from the roof
to the beltline, kind of like a 60's era Mustang fastback. The Hard Top
had a deck lid, what most people would call a coupe.
The rounded style Corolla SR-5 coupe had a deck lid while the liftback
had a rear hatch from the roof to the beltline.
Dropped off #2 son at ISU, drove past all the Kankakee signs today.
That's a long commute from Kankakee to Barrington Rd. & Central, is near
where I live!
--
Ray O
correct the return address punctuation to reply
I have two places to live: Kankakee, and I have a small room at an
apartment complex in Schaumburg. I work near Barrington Rd and Central.
Do you know the Millrose Restaraunt? I work a couple doors south of
there, nearer the highway.
Charles of Kankakee
I know the Millrose. I live near H.E.H.S. We'll have to hook up some time! |
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AB
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Tue Nov 30, 2004 12:51 am Post subject:
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Sorry to break up the mutual admiration society guys, but to those who
say they have seen models of the '98 Corolla and the new Prius, could
you please be more specific about where you saw them?
A specific web site perhaps?
Thanks,
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Charles Fregeau
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Tue Nov 30, 2004 5:42 am Post subject:
Re: Model cars |
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"TeGGer®" <teggeratistopdotcom@changetheobvious.invalid> wrote in message
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| Quote: | "Charles Fregeau" <n5hsr@comcast.net> floridly penned in
news:JOydnRNRneQ4BzfcRVn-1A@comcast.com:
That's odd, both my TE7's were TE72's, but they had the LONG hatch
that nearly opened over the head of the rear passengers and the small,
rectangular window in front of the rear pillar followed by the LONG
triangular window behind. The TE71's then must have had the
trapezoidal window behind the front door and the trapezoidal window
behind the pillar.
My brother's 81 was also a TE72, by then they were using the 17 digit
VIN, but the TE72 number was stamped on the firewall. Mom had an '82,
hers was a TE75 notchback.
Why the jump between the 79 K/T3x and the 80 TE7x? Where there 4x,5x,
and 6x model Corollas? I know the 8x and 9x models were manufactured
at 1NX as well as JT2 also marked as Chevy Novas and Geo Prisms. My
AE102 is a 1NX, as is my sister's 95, but my mom's 94 is a JT2 - plant
0.
I wondered about myself too, so I did a bit of Googling:
http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/4883/crwd.html
If this page is accurate, it looks like the numeric designations applied
to
more than one bodystyle.
The page also answers your questions about the 4 and 5-series cars.
My cars were most definitely TE72s, with the vertical hatchback. The
'81's
VIN began JT2TE729B and the '82's began JT2TE721C (not certain of last two
digits of '82).
--
TeGGeR®
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Interesting. My two 80's were TE72-0424241 and TE72-0505668 and they had
the LONG hatch. David's was JT2TE72 and also had the long, not the vertical
hatch.
That explains a lot. We have had quite a few Toyotas, including a TA12 1972
Carina, a TE31 1977 Corolla, a KE30 1979 Corolla, 4 7 series Corollas and so
far 3 AE10x Corollas. And I think our Previa body number starts out AZB10-
or something like that.
Charles of Kankakee |
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HachiRoku
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Tue Nov 30, 2004 5:42 am Post subject:
Re: Model cars |
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On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 13:50:52 +0000, TeGGer® wrote:
| Quote: | "Charles Fregeau" <n5hsr@comcast.net> floridly penned in
news:JOydnRNRneQ4BzfcRVn-1A@comcast.com:
That's odd, both my TE7's were TE72's, but they had the LONG hatch
that nearly opened over the head of the rear passengers and the small,
rectangular window in front of the rear pillar followed by the LONG
triangular window behind. The TE71's then must have had the
trapezoidal window behind the front door and the trapezoidal window
behind the pillar.
My brother's 81 was also a TE72, by then they were using the 17 digit
VIN, but the TE72 number was stamped on the firewall. Mom had an '82,
hers was a TE75 notchback.
Why the jump between the 79 K/T3x and the 80 TE7x? Where there 4x,5x,
and 6x model Corollas? I know the 8x and 9x models were manufactured
at 1NX as well as JT2 also marked as Chevy Novas and Geo Prisms. My
AE102 is a 1NX, as is my sister's 95, but my mom's 94 is a JT2 - plant
0.
I wondered about myself too, so I did a bit of Googling:
http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/4883/crwd.html
If this page is accurate, it looks like the numeric designations applied to
more than one bodystyle.
The page also answers your questions about the 4 and 5-series cars.
My cars were most definitely TE72s, with the vertical hatchback. The '81's
VIN began JT2TE729B and the '82's began JT2TE721C (not certain of last two
digits of '82).
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So, therefore, here is what I have had for Corollas:
KE25
KE30
TE71
AE86
AE82 (4 dr)
Also:
Corona, '72
Corona MKII, '71
Celica GTS '85
Supra, '88
Tercel, '83 |
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Charles Fregeau
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Tue Nov 30, 2004 5:42 am Post subject:
Re: Model cars |
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"HachiRoku" <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote in message
news:kdSqd.819$8v3.555@trndny08...
| Quote: | On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 13:50:52 +0000, TeGGer® wrote:
"Charles Fregeau" <n5hsr@comcast.net> floridly penned in
news:JOydnRNRneQ4BzfcRVn-1A@comcast.com:
That's odd, both my TE7's were TE72's, but they had the LONG hatch
that nearly opened over the head of the rear passengers and the small,
rectangular window in front of the rear pillar followed by the LONG
triangular window behind. The TE71's then must have had the
trapezoidal window behind the front door and the trapezoidal window
behind the pillar.
My brother's 81 was also a TE72, by then they were using the 17 digit
VIN, but the TE72 number was stamped on the firewall. Mom had an '82,
hers was a TE75 notchback.
Why the jump between the 79 K/T3x and the 80 TE7x? Where there 4x,5x,
and 6x model Corollas? I know the 8x and 9x models were manufactured
at 1NX as well as JT2 also marked as Chevy Novas and Geo Prisms. My
AE102 is a 1NX, as is my sister's 95, but my mom's 94 is a JT2 - plant
0.
I wondered about myself too, so I did a bit of Googling:
http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/4883/crwd.html
If this page is accurate, it looks like the numeric designations applied
to
more than one bodystyle.
The page also answers your questions about the 4 and 5-series cars.
My cars were most definitely TE72s, with the vertical hatchback. The
'81's
VIN began JT2TE729B and the '82's began JT2TE721C (not certain of last
two
digits of '82).
So, therefore, here is what I have had for Corollas:
KE25
KE30
TE71
AE86
AE82 (4 dr)
Also:
Corona, '72
Corona MKII, '71
Celica GTS '85
Supra, '88
Tercel, '83
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You've got me beat by a country mile. I've only had a total of 6 Toyotas
since 1977 personally.
Charles of Kankakee |
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HachiRoku
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Tue Nov 30, 2004 5:42 am Post subject:
Re: Model cars |
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On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 22:17:05 -0600, Charles Fregeau wrote:
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"HachiRoku" <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote in message
news:kdSqd.819$8v3.555@trndny08...
On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 13:50:52 +0000, TeGGer® wrote:
"Charles Fregeau" <n5hsr@comcast.net> floridly penned in
news:JOydnRNRneQ4BzfcRVn-1A@comcast.com:
That's odd, both my TE7's were TE72's, but they had the LONG hatch
that nearly opened over the head of the rear passengers and the small,
rectangular window in front of the rear pillar followed by the LONG
triangular window behind. The TE71's then must have had the
trapezoidal window behind the front door and the trapezoidal window
behind the pillar.
My brother's 81 was also a TE72, by then they were using the 17 digit
VIN, but the TE72 number was stamped on the firewall. Mom had an '82,
hers was a TE75 notchback.
Why the jump between the 79 K/T3x and the 80 TE7x? Where there 4x,5x,
and 6x model Corollas? I know the 8x and 9x models were manufactured
at 1NX as well as JT2 also marked as Chevy Novas and Geo Prisms. My
AE102 is a 1NX, as is my sister's 95, but my mom's 94 is a JT2 - plant
0.
I wondered about myself too, so I did a bit of Googling:
http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/4883/crwd.html
If this page is accurate, it looks like the numeric designations applied
to
more than one bodystyle.
The page also answers your questions about the 4 and 5-series cars.
My cars were most definitely TE72s, with the vertical hatchback. The
'81's
VIN began JT2TE729B and the '82's began JT2TE721C (not certain of last
two
digits of '82).
So, therefore, here is what I have had for Corollas:
KE25
KE30
TE71
AE86
AE82 (4 dr)
Also:
Corona, '72
Corona MKII, '71
Celica GTS '85
Supra, '88
Tercel, '83
You've got me beat by a country mile. I've only had a total of 6 Toyotas
since 1977 personally.
Charles of Kankakee
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LOL! I started my 'collection' in 1974. Trouble is, I still own 4 of
them! Oh, I didn't mentio the 1994 LHS and the '92 Grand Voyager that I
also currently own! They all have a purpose, although the two '85's and
the Supra are just COOL (and the Celica and the Supra were steals!!!) |
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TeGGer®
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Tue Nov 30, 2004 4:37 pm Post subject:
Re: Model cars |
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HachiRoku <Trueno@ae86.GTS> floridly penned in
news:STSqd.4075$%R1.1519@trndny03:
| Quote: | On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 22:17:05 -0600, Charles Fregeau wrote:
So, therefore, here is what I have had for Corollas:
KE25
KE30
TE71
AE86
AE82 (4 dr)
Also:
Corona, '72
Corona MKII, '71
Celica GTS '85
Supra, '88
Tercel, '83
You've got me beat by a country mile. I've only had a total of 6
Toyotas since 1977 personally.
LOL! I started my 'collection' in 1974. Trouble is, I still own 4 of
them! Oh, I didn't mentio the 1994 LHS and the '92 Grand Voyager that
I also currently own! They all have a purpose, although the two '85's
and the Supra are just COOL (and the Celica and the Supra were
steals!!!)
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I'm a piker then:
TE31 (red '75 2-dr sedan)
TE72(yellow '81)
TE72 (blue '82)
AE11 (wife's old red '86 MR2)
BC53 (wife's current red '99 Tercel)
(What's with all the red cars?)
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TeGGeR®
The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
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Scott in Florida
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Wed Dec 01, 2004 3:02 am Post subject:
Re: Model cars |
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On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 04:43:30 GMT, HachiRoku <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote:
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LOL! I started my 'collection' in 1974. Trouble is, I still own 4 of
them! Oh, I didn't mentio the 1994 LHS and the '92 Grand Voyager that I
also currently own! They all have a purpose, although the two '85's and
the Supra are just COOL (and the Celica and the Supra were steals!!!)
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I took the Dale Carnegie Course many years ago.
One of the things they put you through is to get up and talk about
yourself. You are supposed to make the other members of the class
remember your name.
There was this FOX that drove a Supra...
I shall NEVER forget her first name...
She said "You'll always remember me. If you spell my name backwards
you come up with I MOAN"...
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Charles Fregeau
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Wed Dec 01, 2004 5:41 am Post subject:
Re: Model cars |
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"HachiRoku" <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote in message
news:STSqd.4075$%R1.1519@trndny03...
| Quote: | On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 22:17:05 -0600, Charles Fregeau wrote:
"HachiRoku" <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote in message
news:kdSqd.819$8v3.555@trndny08...
On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 13:50:52 +0000, TeGGer® wrote:
"Charles Fregeau" <n5hsr@comcast.net> floridly penned in
news:JOydnRNRneQ4BzfcRVn-1A@comcast.com:
That's odd, both my TE7's were TE72's, but they had the LONG hatch
that nearly opened over the head of the rear passengers and the small,
rectangular window in front of the rear pillar followed by the LONG
triangular window behind. The TE71's then must have had the
trapezoidal window behind the front door and the trapezoidal window
behind the pillar.
My brother's 81 was also a TE72, by then they were using the 17 digit
VIN, but the TE72 number was stamped on the firewall. Mom had an '82,
hers was a TE75 notchback.
Why the jump between the 79 K/T3x and the 80 TE7x? Where there 4x,5x,
and 6x model Corollas? I know the 8x and 9x models were manufactured
at 1NX as well as JT2 also marked as Chevy Novas and Geo Prisms. My
AE102 is a 1NX, as is my sister's 95, but my mom's 94 is a JT2 - plant
0.
I wondered about myself too, so I did a bit of Googling:
http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/4883/crwd.html
If this page is accurate, it looks like the numeric designations
applied
to
more than one bodystyle.
The page also answers your questions about the 4 and 5-series cars.
My cars were most definitely TE72s, with the vertical hatchback. The
'81's
VIN began JT2TE729B and the '82's began JT2TE721C (not certain of last
two
digits of '82).
So, therefore, here is what I have had for Corollas:
KE25
KE30
TE71
AE86
AE82 (4 dr)
Also:
Corona, '72
Corona MKII, '71
Celica GTS '85
Supra, '88
Tercel, '83
You've got me beat by a country mile. I've only had a total of 6 Toyotas
since 1977 personally.
Charles of Kankakee
LOL! I started my 'collection' in 1974. Trouble is, I still own 4 of
them! Oh, I didn't mentio the 1994 LHS and the '92 Grand Voyager that I
also currently own! They all have a purpose, although the two '85's and
the Supra are just COOL (and the Celica and the Supra were steals!!!)
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Well, I started in 1974, too. We wore out the 72 Carina, the 77 Corolla,
(after a deer hit it) the 79 wore out the tranny and no one knew how to fix
it (turns out to be a 50 cent part!) Ran the green 80 into a WPA bridge
abutment in MS, wore out the Red 80.
Charles of Kankakee |
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Charles Fregeau
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Wed Dec 01, 2004 5:41 am Post subject:
Re: Model cars |
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"HachiRoku" <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote in message
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| Quote: | On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 20:13:50 -0600, Charles Fregeau wrote:
Well, I started in 1974, too. We wore out the 72 Carina, the 77 Corolla,
(after a deer hit it) the 79 wore out the tranny and no one knew how to
fix
it (turns out to be a 50 cent part!) Ran the green 80 into a WPA bridge
abutment in MS, wore out the Red 80.
Charles of Kankakee
You need to pick different roads, my friend!
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There are roads in Arkansas now? That's where I lived at the time.
We used to say there were no white lines on the edge of the highways because
a certain then-governor had sucked them up his nose.
Charles of Kankakee
Yes, I get around. |
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HachiRoku
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Wed Dec 01, 2004 5:41 am Post subject:
Re: Model cars |
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On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 20:13:50 -0600, Charles Fregeau wrote:
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"HachiRoku" <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote in message
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On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 22:17:05 -0600, Charles Fregeau wrote:
"HachiRoku" <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote in message
news:kdSqd.819$8v3.555@trndny08...
On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 13:50:52 +0000, TeGGer® wrote:
"Charles Fregeau" <n5hsr@comcast.net> floridly penned in
news:JOydnRNRneQ4BzfcRVn-1A@comcast.com:
That's odd, both my TE7's were TE72's, but they had the LONG hatch
that nearly opened over the head of the rear passengers and the small,
rectangular window in front of the rear pillar followed by the LONG
triangular window behind. The TE71's then must have had the
trapezoidal window behind the front door and the trapezoidal window
behind the pillar.
My brother's 81 was also a TE72, by then they were using the 17 digit
VIN, but the TE72 number was stamped on the firewall. Mom had an '82,
hers was a TE75 notchback.
Why the jump between the 79 K/T3x and the 80 TE7x? Where there 4x,5x,
and 6x model Corollas? I know the 8x and 9x models were manufactured
at 1NX as well as JT2 also marked as Chevy Novas and Geo Prisms. My
AE102 is a 1NX, as is my sister's 95, but my mom's 94 is a JT2 - plant
0.
I wondered about myself too, so I did a bit of Googling:
http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/4883/crwd.html
If this page is accurate, it looks like the numeric designations
applied
to
more than one bodystyle.
The page also answers your questions about the 4 and 5-series cars.
My cars were most definitely TE72s, with the vertical hatchback. The
'81's
VIN began JT2TE729B and the '82's began JT2TE721C (not certain of last
two
digits of '82).
So, therefore, here is what I have had for Corollas:
KE25
KE30
TE71
AE86
AE82 (4 dr)
Also:
Corona, '72
Corona MKII, '71
Celica GTS '85
Supra, '88
Tercel, '83
You've got me beat by a country mile. I've only had a total of 6 Toyotas
since 1977 personally.
Charles of Kankakee
LOL! I started my 'collection' in 1974. Trouble is, I still own 4 of
them! Oh, I didn't mentio the 1994 LHS and the '92 Grand Voyager that I
also currently own! They all have a purpose, although the two '85's and
the Supra are just COOL (and the Celica and the Supra were steals!!!)
Well, I started in 1974, too. We wore out the 72 Carina, the 77 Corolla,
(after a deer hit it) the 79 wore out the tranny and no one knew how to fix
it (turns out to be a 50 cent part!) Ran the green 80 into a WPA bridge
abutment in MS, wore out the Red 80.
Charles of Kankakee
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HachiRoku
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Wed Dec 01, 2004 5:41 am Post subject:
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On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 22:02:57 +0000, Scott in Florida wrote:
| Quote: | On Tue, 30 Nov 2004 04:43:30 GMT, HachiRoku <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote:
LOL! I started my 'collection' in 1974. Trouble is, I still own 4 of
them! Oh, I didn't mentio the 1994 LHS and the '92 Grand Voyager that I
also currently own! They all have a purpose, although the two '85's and
the Supra are just COOL (and the Celica and the Supra were steals!!!)
I took the Dale Carnegie Course many years ago.
One of the things they put you through is to get up and talk about
yourself. You are supposed to make the other members of the class
remember your name.
There was this FOX that drove a Supra...
I shall NEVER forget her first name...
She said "You'll always remember me. If you spell my name backwards
you come up with I MOAN"...
--
Scott in Florida
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