Every once in a very blue moon, I’ll go to a mini-warehouse auction.
The realities of this low-down clearance process is completely unlike the miracles and glories that come with episodes of Storage Wars. You want junky third world quality furniture? Or memoirs of the 1980′s and 1990′s left behind by your neighbors from their very last estate sale before they finally moved to a condominium? The local storage auctions are the place to go. 80% to 90% pure junk.
This is where I recently found this wrecked 2002 Toyota Solara SE with 140k miles. For $375, it was all mine.
Should I…

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Yoss - Ah yes, the Coca-Cola Freestyle AKA the Coca-Cola Five Minute Wait to get a Drink at a Fast Food Place, Especially if There’s a Senior Citizen Ahead of You.
28-Cars-Later - Sounds like an excellent area to take up carjacking and the fine art of B&E.
ajla - “Buttons and knobs (and analog guages for that matter) are so 20th century.” Counterpoint: http://forums.aaca.org/attachm ents/f200/70434d1290395487-...
Rick T. - And the mini cinnamon rolls with white frosting!
CJinSD - People are still pretty much the same anatomically that they were in the 20th century, making tactile controls that can be used without taking one’s eyes...
speedlaw - Spot on. Here in the the leafy burbs north of NYC, you see OddySienna all over. No one who is not a tradesman or...
CJinSD - I love the packaging ideas of the 1999 Multipla, but I wonder how much fun it would be to drive on the narrow city streets of many old European cities. The styling...
28-Cars-Later - Agreed.
Higheriq - For those who don’t realize it, we are in the 21st century. Buttons and knobs (and analog guages for that matter) are so 20th century. As for My Ford...
CJinSD - The potential for fiery death is already very low with diesel fuel. I suspect you won’t be getting a recall notice.