This 1974 Corolla Wagon Will Never Get The Chance To Be A Drift King

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Murilee Martin
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This series is becoming something of an exercise in masochism for some readers; we've jabbed red-hot pokers into the eyes of Volvo fans and cheese-gratered the hearts of Mercedes-Benz lovers. How about a vintage Toyota?

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Looks like a rust-free car with a straight body, and the original 2T-C is still reasonably complete.

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It appears that Malaise Era Corolla coupes mostly avoid the fate of this car nowadays, but I suspect it will be a few more years before Japanese wagons start to get much attention from restorers and/or racers.