I think the Camry name is so common that they'll be a little behind on the appreciation curve, compared to the rest of the early 80s. Unlike a good K car, which everybody loves.
whether you call it a four-door hatch, a five-door hatch, a station wagon, or a liftback, this is the first time in the history of the blog that i've witnessed one of these parked and photographable; i think i've seen two of these driving on the freeway in the past two years, which is why the car has been on my bucket-list of cars to shoot. that's less than the number of citroens i've seen this year.
...but you probably won't ever see another one posted here.
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A Camry? Uh, OK...I see a lot of these, at least in California...maybe Oregon is different?
In RI, 2nd gen Camrys are getting sparse, so seeing a first gen is even rarer.
I think the Camry name is so common that they'll be a little behind on the appreciation curve, compared to the rest of the early 80s. Unlike a good K car, which everybody loves.
whether you call it a four-door hatch, a five-door hatch, a station wagon, or a liftback, this is the first time in the history of the blog that i've witnessed one of these parked and photographable;
i think i've seen two of these driving on the freeway in the past two years, which is why the car has been on my bucket-list of cars to shoot. that's less than the number of citroens i've seen this year.
...but you probably won't ever see another one posted here.
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