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Seeing that Florida State Inspection sticker on that car...wow...we don't even have that program anaymore. I barely remember those old Florida title documents.
What if something breaks? Can't go to dealer and grab a new suspension part.
I dont even know if Toyota remembers this car.
Somewhere I remember reading or hearing that Toyota will either continue to stock and/or make parts for their vehicles up to 30 years old.
I think I heard this from someone at the Lexus dealer up in San Antonio as I remarked (when talking about a 1978 Landcruiser that has always been parked out in front there) what to do about parts and I think that was where I heard this.
What makes this thing special and unusually rare is that it is just a "regular" car that has been stored away from the time it was new.
Most examples of old cars that are still basically new are exotics or other type of specialty car that was immediately put away as part of a collection.
Also, it has a special value because it carries the best selling and most popular nameplate in history - "Corolla".