CorollA ae86 - Finally got one ;-)
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CorollA ae86 - Finally got one ;-)
tell a lie its actually my brothers but i get to drive it now and then.... needs minor tlc (rust on 1 arch and a damn good clean/valet) Been after one for ages and the ones on ebay go for daft money - luckily bought this privately off its 1 and only owner
http://img165.imageshack.us/img165/9...2076lf2ki1.jpg
Cheers Raf
p.s any other ae86 owners on this bbs?
http://img165.imageshack.us/img165/9...2076lf2ki1.jpg
Cheers Raf
p.s any other ae86 owners on this bbs?
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you lucky lucky barsteward!
I had this one a while back, gave me nothing but trouble though
What I wouldnt give for one of these but with an interior and modern comforts!
astraboy.
I had this one a while back, gave me nothing but trouble though
What I wouldnt give for one of these but with an interior and modern comforts!
astraboy.
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astraboy - that looks a right initial D replica
One of the reasons we didnt get an imported one was because they've all been tuned and messed about with therefore making them unreliable....
this one of ours still has the original factory fitted tape player.....!!
One of the reasons we didnt get an imported one was because they've all been tuned and messed about with therefore making them unreliable....
this one of ours still has the original factory fitted tape player.....!!
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Originally Posted by RAF1
tell a lie its actually my brothers but i get to drive it now and then.... needs minor tlc (rust on 1 arch and a damn good clean/valet) Been after one for ages and the ones on ebay go for daft money - luckily bought this privately off its 1 and only owner
http://img165.imageshack.us/img165/9...2076lf2ki1.jpg
Cheers Raf
p.s any other ae86 owners on this bbs?
http://img165.imageshack.us/img165/9...2076lf2ki1.jpg
Cheers Raf
p.s any other ae86 owners on this bbs?
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They are great cars!
look at this, full on D1 drifter Tanaguci before he hit the bigtime, flailing his 86 down a mountain touge
YouTube - Taniguchi Touge
astraboy.
look at this, full on D1 drifter Tanaguci before he hit the bigtime, flailing his 86 down a mountain touge
YouTube - Taniguchi Touge
astraboy.
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I've had two over the years, great little cars, and you learn so much from them too.
My first one, sadly crashed, but is in the process of being done up
My second one, sold on for a number of reasons but a good nick original example
My first one, sadly crashed, but is in the process of being done up
My second one, sold on for a number of reasons but a good nick original example
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Originally Posted by EvoBarry
I've had two over the years, great little cars, and you learn so much from them too.
My first one, sadly crashed, but is in the process of being done up
My second one, sold on for a number of reasons but a good nick original example
My first one, sadly crashed, but is in the process of being done up
My second one, sold on for a number of reasons but a good nick original example
Raf
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I had an 84 'B' reg in 1988. Paid £3500 for it then. The dreaded rust eventually got the better of it 4 yrs later, but it remains the favourite out of every car I've had. If you can avoid crashing it while you learn how to drive it properly, you'll come out the other side with a bit of car handling skill
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i owned an 84 ae86 back in 1990,super car and great fun but for the life of me i don't understand how they are still on the road?
mine was the cleanest around at the time and it had to have a bootlid and arches back then to keep it in good nick,after 3 years of ownership they were starting to go again!
mine was the cleanest around at the time and it had to have a bootlid and arches back then to keep it in good nick,after 3 years of ownership they were starting to go again!
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Theyre rare because most of the RWD Corolla GTis went (meaning: were bought as used cars by Irish buyers as they made a superb tarmac car) to Ireland to be used as tarmac rally cars. This left the FWD cars (was this the only model ever to be produced in both front and rear wheel drive?) which were far less desirable to enthusiasts, most of which have oxidisied away now...
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Originally Posted by craigdmcd
They didn't just go to Ireland, a whole bundle went to compete in a series they had in Iceland as well
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Have a look her there are loads of pics of them here from the london Irish motorclub event and our car is the Red mk2 on page 17, those irish boys are mad in them there Corollas
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Originally Posted by GC8
Are you sure Craig? The reason that I ask is that Iceland has a blanket speed limit which applies everywhere! This is why they dont have motorsport; a driver can be prosecuted for breaking the low speed limit whilst on-track.....
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