Hi from Azerbaijan

[vugar_1973]

Hi there.

My name is Vugar and I am from Azerbaijan. Got 2005 Camry LE, US made.

Hi to everybody.

Edited January 26, 2011 by vugar_1973

[01 VEY]

Hey there. Welcome to the club/site

Must be cold up there. It is currently 34 degrees in Brisbane AUS.

What engine do you have in the Camry? The Americans seem to use a lot of different ones to what we get here.

Look forward to seeing you regularly

[vugar_1973]

Let me to introduce myself. Name is Vugar, working in telecom industry. Got Toyota for several months.

I assume 34 degree Celsium. If so, really hot. Here is 5-10 Celsium, winter! Still no snow, damn! Did floods affect you?

My car has 2.4 l4 engine. Nice.

Edited January 26, 2011 by vugar_1973

[william777]

Welcome Vugar. Are Toyotas popular in your country?

[benji4138]

Welcome to the club :D

[vugar_1973]

Thank you for warm welcoming.

Yes, Toyota is popular here. Especially, Land Cruiser, Prado 2008, 2010 models, Camry Gen6, Corolla latest, Yaris and expensive Lexuses. The Camry what I have, which is Camry Gen5 is rare.

Toyota official Center has opened about 5 years ago. They sell Camry Gen6, new Corolla, Yaris and etc.

Edited January 27, 2011 by vugar_1973

[Ronnyboy]

welcome...

[01 VEY]

Hey Vugar

I have been busy in the last few days.

I have a 1977 RA28 Celica. It is desperately in need of restoration but I still love it.

Due to an accident a few months ago is is off the road but I will ave it going in a few months. I cant wait

I will attach picture of it below. It has been very badly mistreated but will be back on the road soon

Are there many older Celicas over there

[vugar_1973]

Hey Vugar

I have been busy in the last few days.

I have a 1977 RA28 Celica. It is desperately in need of restoration but I still love it.

Due to an accident a few months ago is is off the road but I will ave it going in a few months. I cant wait

I will attach picture of it below. It has been very badly mistreated but will be back on the road soon

Are there many older Celicas over there

What the lovely piece! Your car is from the era when cars have been made from pure steel. :P

I have got 1977 Soviet made piece of steel also. For more: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Izh_Comby

[stiletamz]

On Moskvitch IZH and near Lada) Moskvich is really the machine-tank.

I am also new to this site)))

[vugar_1973]

On Moskvitch IZH and near Lada) Moskvich is really the machine-tank.

I am also new to this site)))

It is nice to see neighbor here, in far Australian forum.

[01 VEY]

I have returned yet again.

Yes I believe that an old chunk of steel is far more fun than some of the later computer controlled cars on sale lately.

My son has an Aussie icon utility truck which we restored back a few years ago. Although I am a Ford supporter by birth I assisted in the work of repairing this 1971 General Motors Holden beauty.

It is powered by a 186 cid (approx 3 ltr) locally made engine with a 5 speed Toyota gearbox adapted to the motor.

Have a look below.