3rd & 4th Generation (1992–1996 & 1997–2001)Toyota Camry Discussion for years: 1992-1996 & 1997-2001
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whats up, i live in north york. if you guys need or want parts, or work done on car post up or message me. i have a lott of friends and know lots of people with body, auto, machine, etc. shops. link me up and ill see what i can do for you.
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oh shit that camry is in toronto........................................... ........? YO I WANT TO SEE THAT CAR! man i never took the time to look where you from.........i love how that camry looks!!!!!!!! and yeah i got body shops. lets meet up one day. I WANT TO SEE THAT CAMRY!!! and which door you talking about?
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TIP#134: Always make a note of the current speed limit on the road you are driving on. Just in case you need to slow down.
oh shit that camry is in toronto........................................... ........? YO I WANT TO SEE THAT CAR! man i never took the time to look where you from.........i love how that camry looks!!!!!!!! and yeah i got body shops. lets meet up one day. I WANT TO SEE THAT CAMRY!!! and which door you talking about?
lol...thanks man. I live(d) in mississauga, so I'm mostly in the west end, though I pretty much go from all the way west (waterloo, because my gf went to laurier) to markham just about every week to see ppl
But I actually live in new york now doing my master's so...I'm really not around. The car's still at home, but I'm bringing it down here in a couple of weeks as long as there isn't a foot of snow on the ground that prevents my car from making it here
as for the rust- it's on the driver's side door and it's bad enough to bubble the paint. my plan is to just replace the entire door and then get it repainted- of course, also blending both front fender and rear door as well....so that's why I need hookups...I don't have an income, but it's not a small job... lol
PM me if you need more details, but I'm looking to do this in the summer when I come back for a couple of months. we can meet up for sure then sometime and I'll take you for a ride
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"Life is a deep sleep, of which love is the dream..." Ripped...and the girls are loving it.
One shop I know that does great work is Pecaso in Scarborough by McCowan and Sheppard. I've been going there for 17 years now...got a Camry, RSX, BMW, Matrix done there in terms of body work, and everything looked great. My wife's bmw got hit on the side at Pacific Mall, and they fixed it perfectly...couldn't tell at all.....
tell me what you guys need/want and when. ill ask around and tell you what i can do you for price wise, and NO i wont be making profit. whatever the shop asks thats what i will tell you.
if ya need parts, like aftermarket, or from a dealer, tell me part# or name and ill see what discount i can get for you.
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TIP#134: Always make a note of the current speed limit on the road you are driving on. Just in case you need to slow down.
King, there are pretty decent...I've never felt ripped off going there. You can get a quick estimate as well...they can look at it, and just tell you the price straight up. I know the guy there, tell me if you're going to go there....I'll give you his name.
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