Classic Toyota
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By juditrjones · Posted
Driving a 2002 Avalon with 132,000 miles on the clock. Looking for some tips and willing to share some info too. -
Check and see if its held in place with any fixings, such as Rivnuts and just drill them out -
Apart from Accidently Kelly Street, I can't say I'm familiar with their music. As my first post described, the name is a combination of Marvin the Paranoid Android from The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, and Lee Marvin's classic Western/musical "Paint Your Wagon" -
Hey there, Wanting to alter the genuine Toyota tray so I can bring tool boxes all the way to the edge. However, it’s not possible due to a strip of metal (assuming anchor points) running down both sides. Is there a way around this? Grinding off the lip sticking up? Doesn’t appear ‘structural’ in any way if I grind the top lip off only pic is one off the Internet. My Ute does not have rear ladder racks etc. it is a bare tray at the moment thanks
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