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Your left rear wheel does look like it is cambered in a bit more than the right; but your driveway does not look level which could cause the wheels to be sitting at slightly different angles. As NEO states it's almost impossible to determine alignment without putting the car on a machine, unless there is an obvious problem like a broken spring or tires wearing unevenly.
If you want to check more completely yourself: Park your car on a known level surface, make sure your tires are evenly inflated, make sure there is nothing in thew trunk to cause an unbalanced load, take a tape measure and measure the heights of different surfaces to the ground, like the bottom of the rocker panel near the rear tires. It is easier to measure something with a square edge to the ground as round edges don't give you good reference points. Decernable differences in measurements using the same surface may point to a problem with the camber adjustment, but will not help you with toe-in etc.
Last edited by warpedrotor; 10-20-2008 at 07:44 PM.
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